John Agnew
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I thought it was a good film about the difficulties of living in a cosmopolitan Indian city and still practicing traditional familial/ caste/ religious values. The acting is excellent. The film must be a challenge for the current Indian government which pretends that modernity and traditional Hinduism are somehow totally compatible.
All We Imagine as Light
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Probably the best single book I have read on how how US Protestantism, particularly its so-called evangelical and Pentecostal varieties, has gone off the rails by means of utter politicization by racist and neo-confederate groups. Rather like German Christians in the 1940s, US Protestants have lost the Gospel message.
Jesus and John Wayne
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Maya’s confession is problematic given her convincing appearance of grief and lack of focus on linking the murder of her sister to the nefarious activities of her husband’s family. Great ending though.
Fool Me Once
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It just doesn’t hang together very well as a plot and the script is unbelievably glib and shallow.
The Diplomat
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