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Tag Archives: jewish
Armageddon Time (2022)
Director: James Gray Writer: James Gray
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1980s, 2022, anne hathaway, anthony hopkins, anthony katahas, armageddon time, banks repeta, christopher spelman, coming of age, computer, Darius Khondji, drama, family, friends, friendship, james gray, jaylin webb, jeremy strong, jessica chastain, jewish, john diehl, manhattan, marc butan, new york, new york city, nyc, police, prejudice, race, racism, rodrigo teixeira, scott morris
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Licorice Pizza (2021)
Director: Paul Thomas Anderson Writer: Paul Thomas Anderson
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1970s, 2021, acting, actor, adam somner, alana haim, andy jurgensen, arcade, benny safdie, bradley cooper, business, california, campaign, christine ebersole, comedy, coming of age, cooper hoffman, danielle haim, drama, este haim, fuel, gas, gay, high school, jewish, john c. reilly, john michael higgins, jon peters, jonny greenwood, los angeles, mary elizabeth ellis, maya rudolph, mayor, michael bauman, motorcycle, paul thomas anderson, pinball, politician, politics, restaurant, romance, san fernando valley, sara murphy, sean penn, skyler gisondo, tom waits, waterbed
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Shiva Baby (2021)
Director: Emma Seligman Writer: Emma Seligman A stressful comedy!
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 2021, affair, ariel marx, college, danny deferrari, dianna agron, family, fred melamed, funeral, jackie hoffman, jewish, kieran altmann, lizzie shapiro, maria rusche, molly gordon, parents, polly draper, shiva, shiva baby, student
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Biloxi Blues (1988)
Director: Mike Nicols Writer: Neil Simon (Based on the play by Neil Simon)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, War
Tagged 1998, adaptation, anti semitism, army, bill butler, biloxi, biloxi blues, boot camp, christopher walken, comedy, dance, diary, drama, drill sergeant, gay, georges delerue, homosexual, jewish, journal, matthew broderick, mike nichols, military, mississippi, neil simon, penelope ann miller, play, prostitute, ray stark, recruit, sam o'steen, sergeant, sex, soldier, theater, theatre, virgin, war, world war, world war 2, world war ii
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The Keep (1983)
Director: Michael Mann Writer: Michael Mann (Based on the novel by F. Paul Wilson) Big Mann fan but it was my first time seeing this. An ambitious failure. I liked it but it feels like there is a great movie … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Fantasy, Horror
Tagged adaptation, alberta watson, alex thomson, curse, demon, dov hoenig, drama, evil, f. paul wilson, fantasy, fortress, gabriel byrne, gene kirkwood, greece, guard, hawk koch, historian, history, horror, howard w. koch jr., ian mckellen, jewish, jurgen prochnow, keep, magic, michael mann, monster, nazi, prison, religion, robert prosky, romania, scott glenn, soldiers, supernatural, tangerine dream, the keep, william morgan sheppard
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Three Identical Strangers (2018)
Director: Tim Wardle
Posted in Documentary
Tagged 2018, adopted, adoption, becky read, brothers, depression, documentary, experiment, family, jane pauley, jewish, mental illness, new york, new york city, nyc, phil donague, restaurant, science, separated, siblings, suicide, tara elwood, three identical strangers, tim wardle, tom brokaw, triplets
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Synonyms (2019)
Director: Nadav Lapid Writers: Nadav Lapid & Haim Lapid
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Foreign
Tagged 2019, france, french, immigrant, israel, israeli, israili, jewish, louise chevillotte, michel merkt, nadav lapid, paris, quentin dolmaire, said ben said, synonyms, tom mercier
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