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Tag Archives: farmer
The Gleaners and I (2000)
Director: Agnes Varda Writer: Agnes Varda
Posted in Documentary, Foreign
Tagged 2000, agnes varda, Didier Doussin, Didier Rouget, documentary, farm, farmer, food, foreign, france, french, garbage, gleaners, harvest, Isabelle Olivier, Jean-Baptiste Morin, Joanna Bruzdowicz, Laurent Pineau, Les glaneurs et la glaneuse, paris, Pascal Sautelet, potato, Stephane Krausz, the gleaners and i, trash
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Ugetsu (1953)
Director: Kenji Mizoguchi Writers: Matsutaro Kawaguchi & Yoshikata Yoda (Based on “Ugetsu Monogatari” by Ueda Akinari)
Posted in Drama, Fantasy, Foreign, War
Tagged 1953, adaptation, civil war, clay, drama, fantasy, farm, farmer, foreign, Fumio Hayasaka, ghost, Hisakazu Tsuji, Ichiro Saito, Isamu Yoshii, japan, japanese, Kazuo Miyagawa, kenji mizoguchi, Kinuyo Tanaka, Kyuchi Tsuji, Machiko Kyo, marriage, Masaichi Nagata, Masayuki Mori, Matsutaro Kawaguchi, Mitsuko Mito, Mitsuzo Miyata, money, potter, pottery, prostitute, Sakae Ozawa, samurai, spirit, Tamekichi Mochizuki, ueda akinari, ugetsu, war, war lord, yoshikata yoda
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Au Hasard Balthazar (1966)
Director: Robert Bresson Writer: Robert Bresson
Posted in Drama, Foreign
Tagged 1966, abuse, Anne Wiazemsky, assault, au hasard balthazar, cart, delivery, donkey, drama, farm, farmer, farming, foreign, france, french, Ghislain Cloquet, Jean Wiener, Jean-Claude Guilbert, Mag Bodard, murder, pet, priest, rape, raymond lamy, robbery, robert bresson, sheep, smuggler, smuggling
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Motel Hell (1980)
Director: Kevin Connor Writer: Robert Jaffe and Steven-Charles Jaffe
Posted in Comedy, Horror
Tagged 1980, bernard gribble, cannibal, cannibalism, chainsaw, comedy, elaine joyce, farm, farmer, frank cotolo, horror, hotel, john ratzenberger, kevin connor, lance rubin, meat, motel, motel hell, nancy parsons, nina axelrod, paul linke, pig, reverend, robert jaffe, rory calhoun, Steven-Charles Jaffe, thomas del ruth, tim tuchrello, wolfman jack
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The Ox-Bow Incident (1942)
Director: William A. Wellman Writer: Lamar Trotti (Based on the novel by Walter Van Tilburg Clarg)
Posted in Crime, Drama, Western
Tagged 1942, adaptation, anthony quinn, Arthur c. miller, arthur miller, cattle, cow, crime, criminal, cyril j. mockridge, dana andrews, drama, farm, farmer, gang, hang, hanging, henry fonda, justice, lamar trotti, lynch, lynching, mob, murder, posse, sheriff, the ox-bow incident, theft, thief, walter van tilburg cark, Western, william a. wellman
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Rosewood (1997)
Director: John Singleton Writer: Gregory Poirier
Posted in Action, Drama
Tagged 1997, action, affair, bruce cannon, bruce mcgill, cowboy, don cheadle, drama, elise neal, farm, farmer, fire, florida, gregory poirier, history, horse, john singleton, john williams, johnny e. jensen, jon peters, jon voight, judge, law, lie, loren dean, lynch, lynching, mark boone junior, michael rooker, mob, murder, noose, racism, racist, robert patrick, rosewood, sheriff, train, true story, ving rhames
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Irresistible (2020)
Director: Jon Stewart Writer: Jon Stewart Not good!
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 2020, bill irwin, bobby bukowski, brent sexton, bruce altman, bryce dessner, cable news, campaign, chris cooper, comedy, competition, dede gardner, election, farm, farmer, jay rabinowitz, jeremy kleiner, jon stewart, lila yacoub, mackenzie davis, marine, mayor, mayoral race, mike selemon, money, news, political campaign, politician, politics, rose byrne, satire, small town, steve carell, strategist, strategy, television, topher grace, tv, veteran, will sasso, wisconsin
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Certain Women (2016)
Director: Kelly Reichardt Writer: Kelly Reichardt (Based on short stories by Maile Meloy) Watched on Criterion Channel. Kelly Reichardt is one-of-a-kind. Looking forward to seeing First Cow.
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2016, adaptation, affair, anish savjani, certain women, farm, farmer, gay, horse, house, jail, james le gros, jared harris, kelly reichardt, kristen stewart, laura dern, lawyer, lesbian, lily gladstone, maile meloy, marceline hugot, michelle williams, neil kopp, police, rural, school, small town, stone, triptych, vincent savino, women
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Near Dark (1987)
Director: Kathryn Bigelow Writers: Kathryn Bigelow & Eric Red
Posted in Action, Crime, Drama, Horror, Romance, Thriller
Tagged 1987, action, adrian pasdar, bill paxton, bite, bitten, blood, crime, dark, desert, drama, drifter, eric red, family, fantasy, farm, farmer, girl, horror, jenette goldstein, jenny wright, joshua miller, kathryn bigelow, lance henriksen, mid west, monster, near dark, night, romance, Steven-Charles Jaffe, sun, sunlight, tangerine dream, thriller, tim thomerson, travel, vampire, vampires
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