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Topic - No heros in the "Fires on the Plain" - Eldragon@gmx.com 19:57:28 11/06/11 (13)

• Brilliant films. The books 'Fires on the Plain' and 'Harp of Burma' have both been translated into English. - Tony D. 18:35:44 11/07/11 (3)
• For more modern, humanist Japanese films, I'd have to put those of Hirokazu Koreeda at the top. And his - tinear 07:59:11 11/08/11 (0)
• RE: Found Sanshi, couldn't find requiem... - Eldragon@gmx.com 07:25:35 11/08/11 (0)
• I look forward to 'Sansho the Bailiff' Kenji Mizoguchi's earlier film Ugetsu was terrific - PhilJ 18:49:31 11/07/11 (0)
• A fierce film. I'd recommend, "Devil's on the Doorstep," a Chinese film - tinear 09:50:00 11/07/11 (2)
• Watched it last week. Excellent film.nt - jamesgarvin 21:03:46 11/10/11 (1)
• Where've you been? nt - tinear 07:51:53 11/11/11 (0)
• If you have not yet, you must watch "The Burmese Harp" as beautiful as Fires is ugly... - PhilJ 20:02:33 11/06/11 (5)
• A Chinese Water Torture by any other name... nt - Victor Khomenko 12:00:57 11/11/11 (2)
• VK: [A Chinese Water Torture by any other name] what does that mean? "The Burmese Harp"? - PhilJ 12:36:45 11/11/11 (1)
• The Harp. nt - Victor Khomenko 09:16:38 11/12/11 (0)
• RE: Thanks! it's been in queue already... - Eldragon@gmx.com 20:14:02 11/06/11 (1)
• yes "Fires on the Plain" is unsettling to say the least, a very powerful anti war film - PhilJ 07:22:02 11/07/11 (0)

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• A fierce film. I'd recommend, "Devil's on the Doorstep," a Chinese film - tinear 09:50:00 11/07/11 (2)
• Watched it last week. Excellent film.nt - jamesgarvin 21:03:46 11/10/11 (1)
• Where've you been? nt - tinear 07:51:53 11/11/11 (0)