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Tag Archives: cancer
The Worst Person in the World (2021)
Director: Joachim Trier Writers: Joachim Trier & Eskil Vogt
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Foreign, Romance
Tagged 2021, affair, anders Danielsen lie, andrea berentsen ottmar, birthday, cancer, comedy, comic book, drama, eskil vogt, foreign, hans olav brenner, herbert nordrum, joachim trier, kasper tuxen, love, maria grazie di meo, norway, ola flottum, olivier buggy coutte, oslo, party, relationship, renate reinsve, romance, romantic comedy, the worst person in the world, thomas robsahm
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First Reformed (2018)
Director: Paul Schrader Writer: Paul Schrader Great. One of my favorites of the last few years.
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2017, 2018, alexander dynan, amanda seyfried, Benjamin Rodriguez Jr., bible, bomb, brian williams, cancer, cedric Antonio kyles, cedric the entertainer, christian, christianity, christine vachon, church, climate change, david hinojosa, deepak sikka, diary, environment, ethan hawke, first reformed, frank murray, gary hamilton, global warming, god, greg clark, jack binder, journal, minister, new york, paul schrader, priest, religion, reverend, suicide, victoria hill, widow
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Wit (2001)
Director: Mike Nichols Writers: Emma Thompson & Mike Nichols (Based on the play by Margaret Edson)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2001, academic, adaptation, audra mcdonald, cancer, christopher lloyd, college, doctor, drama, eileen atkins, emma thompson, english, harold pinter, henryk Mikołaj gorecki, hospital, john bloom, jonathan m. woodward, margaret edson, mike nicols, nurse, ovarian cancer, poem, poet, poetry, professor, seamus mcgarvey, simon bosanquet, sonnet, terminal, treatment, university, wit
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Silkwood (1983)
Director: Mike Nichols Writers: Nora Ephron & Alice Arlen
Posted in Drama, Thriller
Tagged 1983, accident, alice arlen, biography, bruce mcgill, cancer, car accident, car crash, charles hallahan, cher, craig t. nelson, david strathairn, diana scarwid, drama, fred ward, gay, georges delerue, graham jarvis, james rebhorn, josef sommer, journalism, journalist, karen silkwood, kurt russell, lesbian, m. emmet walsh, meryl streep, michael hausman, mike nichols, miroslav ondricek, murder, new york times, nora ephron, nuclear power, oklahoma, plutonium, radiation, radioactive, ron silver, safety, sam o'steen, silkwood, thriller, true story, union, washington d.c., work, worker
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The Insider (1999)
Director: Michael Mann Writers: Eric Roth & Michael Mann (Based on the Vanity Fair article “The Man Who Knew Too Much” by Marie Brenner) Great!
Posted in Drama, Thriller
Tagged 1999, 60 minutes, adaptation, al pacino, biography, bracken meyer, brown & williamson, bruce mcgill, cancer, cbs, christopher plummer, cigarettes, colm feore, corporation, court, dante spinotti, david rosenbloom, debi mazar, diane venora, eric roth, gina gershon, interview, jeffrey wigand, journalism, journalist, kentucky, lawyer, lindsay crouse, lisa gerrard, lowell bergman, marie brenner, michael gambon, michael mann, mike wallace, nda, news, paul rubell, philip baker hall, pieter bourke, pieter jan brugge, producer, rip torn, russell crowe, school, science, scientist, smoking, stephen tobolowsky, teacher, television, the insider, the man who knew too much, tobacco, true story, tv, vanity fair, whistleblower, william goldenberg
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Cleo from 5 to 7 (1962)
Director: Agnes Varda Writer: Agnes Varda
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Foreign
Tagged 1962, agnes varda, anna karina, antoine bourseiller, cancer, cat, cleo de 5 a 7, cleo from 5 to 7, comedy, corinne marchand, death, doctor, dominique davray, drama, foreign, france, french, french new wave, jean-luc godard, michel legrand, musician, paris, singer, test
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