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Distant past trumps recent past in adaptation
"Sarah's Key" is more powerful than you expect, maybe even more powerful than it should be. An emotional detective story based on an international best-seller by Tatiana de Rosnay, its Holocaust-connected narrative goes back and forth between moments of...Tags: Movies, Massacres, Paris (France), Fiction, Kristin Scott Thomas
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'Intimate Strangers'
Times Staff WriterPatrice Leconte's "Intimate Strangers" opens with the brisk economy of a film made by a master screen storyteller. A beautiful but distraught-looking young woman (Sandrine Bonnaire) enters a fine old Paris building. Its concierge, who has been wrapped...Tags: Movies, West Hollywood, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Jean Rochefort, Santa Ana
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Movie review: 'Intimate Strangers'
Tribune Movie Critic3½ stars (out of 4) "Intimate Strangers," the latest gem from France's Patrice Leconte ("The Man on the Train"), is a psychological drama that reminds us how sexy and charged with romance a simple conversation can be. This tale of an accidental...Tags: Movies, Richard Linklater, Psychiatry, French Movies, Celebrities
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Movie review: 'The Bridesmaid'
Tribune movie critic3½ stars (out of four) No one can bedevil the provincial bourgeosie like 76-year-old Claude Chabrol, the cheerful French master of the domestic thriller. He does it once more in "The Bridesmaid," a superbly unsettling crime drama about a seemingly...Tags: Movies, Murder, Claude Chabrol, Patricia Highsmith, Jean-Luc Godard
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'Amen.'
Times Staff Writer"Amen.," Costa-Gavras' highest-profile film in years, is steeped in the tradition of the director's landmark film "Z" and his subsequent political thrillers, which combine suspense with jolting exposé. In this instance Costa-Gavras is covering familiar...Tags: Movies, Massacres, Germany, Judaism, Nazi Party
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The Widow of Saint-Pierre
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday March 9, 2001 Juliette Binoche is rapidly becoming the leading romantic heroine of the international cinema with such films as "The English Patient," "Lovers on the Bridge," the current "Chocolat" and now with Patrice Leconte's sweeping,...Tags: Movies, Emir Kusturica, Regional Authority, Executive Branch, Juliette Binoche
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Movie review, 'Amen'
Special to the TribuneCosta-Gavras' powerful, awkward "Amen" is a dramatically uneven historical thriller. The movie's subject is the neglect of the Catholic Church and Allied powers to acknowledge the annihilation of European Jews, and their collective failure to offer any...Tags: Massacres, Movies, Judaism, Nazi Party, Constantin Costa-Gavras
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