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I consider this film a great one, both inspiring and deeply moving. It powerfully depicts the transformation that comes over Che and his friend due to their exposure to the poverty and suffering in the Latin American continent in the 1950s. It underscores the need for young people to travel as a means of education and change. The script, the music and visually appealing beauty of the land are all poetically blended to create a memorable experience.
The Motorcycle Diaries
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It's a beautifully written novel. Three qualities deserve special mention: 1. It's immensely readable and absorbing. 2. It's very contemporary; the characters, their psychological motives and the situations have a genuine, authentic ring. 3. The novelist has a fantastic sense of the craft of a novel. I like the book.
The Sense of an Ending
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I would recommend this film to everyone who loves serious movies. I found it a dark satire on contemporary society - the capitalist drift, the contradictions in a supposedly affluent society and the puzzles of modern art juxtaposed against deeply moving human values. The struggle of the central character caught between a rat race and truth is most beautifully represented. The film is fantastic for the world of children it creates, the 'chaos' , the primitive , the frames and the craft.
The Square
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