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Astonishing film that evokes all Gyllenhaal's palate of emotion. Everything has to be imagined but he prompts us with nuances which alienate between the brutal and the childlike. Worthy of awards and far higher recognition.

Explores intelligently the rotten apple which can ruin the barrel. Not for religious zealots who avoid challenges. The antagonist and protagonist roles interchange with a nuance only Streep is capable of and it reinforces the tragedy of Philip G-S's early death. Both actors appear to loathe each other both on and off set - such is their mutual contempt. Watch it. Think. Doubt yourself.

Challenges taboos, hilarious, holds a mirror up to Western hypocrisy - laugh and squirm. Immense poignancy too where two racially downtrodden people demonstrate what love really is.

Witty, dry, great plot and serious violence - this is Tarantino after a couple of Margheuritas. Wonderful film.