Films/DVD Asylum

That is my usual frame of reference . . .

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In Reply to: It was just OK posted by Victor Khomenko on August 18, 2005 at 06:05:06:

That's what I grew up with. I find French film, in particular, very refreshing and different. They clearly demonstrates that they think and emote like no one else on the planet. (I don't mean that as praise but as an observation.) Their films seem so much more "personal" relying on performance and characterzation more so than plot or objectivity. Plus, they can exhibit a creativity (eg, Junet) that American banker-studios would never allow.

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And it's not a bad one - Victor Khomenko 06:42:30 08/18/05 (0)
Believe me, I was not trying to be dismissive, simply hinting at the fact that there is whole another world outside the Hollywood, where quality and stakes are much higher.

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