Malgorzata Schmidt

Just saw it. OMG. The Makers deserve the major space in the afterlife of us all. The greatest achievement of catholic art of my life! THANK YOU!!!

While the Australian apartheid dutifully supports the fellow Israeli apartheid, the production of Last Dance by director David Pulbrook and screenwriter Terence Hammond, in Australia, and now is of an exceptional value. Because Australians, as well as most other nations, remain unaware that the oppression of Palestinians on their own land closely follows the oppression of European Jews in the first half of the XX-th century. It is now, that the last possibilities of personal contact between the two victims are passing. I hope that the film will provoke further works towards this goal.

Profound, highly theatrical European experience from the first quarter of XX century revealing how gender violence keeps lingering around for the last 100 years. Special effects and outstanding sound.

Your website is forcing me into stars but it is MINUS ONE (-1). Testosterone psychopathology at its heights.

As a European hippie, I loved it. This is how life really was in Europe. If it was not exactly like that in the US, Zabriskie Point serves as a European liberation of American inhibitions. But American problems were so profound they did require more focused and radical approaches. This, unfortunately, has not changed despite the Hippie movement. The film is a piece of art – testimony to the taste of the movement faithfully depicted by the art master Michelangelo Antonioni. It is going to be a strong educational experience to a millennial and younger viewer.

Brilliant duo Roman Polanski and Kenneth Tynan remarkably refreshed this Macbeth by their combined non-Anglo-Saxon and British approach, as well as their extraordinary intellectual and artistic talents. Both severely harmed by WWII in childhood, they emphasize the sadistic nonsensicality of power fights. This achievement is highly recommended for its artistic, historical, innovative and psychoanalytical interpretation of Shakespeare.

Intelligent, independent thinking by Ang Lee, and great acting of Joe Alwyn, realistically depicting American life, and mentality of a soldier. As simplistic as this mentality might be, it is remarkably superior to that of an average American civilian. This revelation is responsible for the poor reviews by American critics.

The Spirit of non-indigenous America.

Real life national tragedy, artfully & theatrically depicted with charming multimedia & storytelling, woven into the ancient Arabic culture with joie de vivre when it’s needed most.

Is this plagiarism so popular in Australia just because no Islandic original can be seen?