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| Shutter Island (2010) |
 | Most likely, those who had already seen the trailer for Scorseses latest film, Shutter Island, couldnt help feeling there was something terribly wrong with it. Since his Cape Fear, a major box office hit, nothing looked that conventional in Scorseses filmography. It was clearly a mystery film, involving two federal agents (Leonardo Di Caprio and Mark Ruffalo) on a gloomy island, who were supposed to investigate the disappearance of a patient undoubtedly, cheap film material. |
| by: Radu Toderici |
NR. 57 |
3. march 2010. |
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| The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus (2009) |
 | For those who already know Terry Gilliams films, it wouldnt come as a surprise that his latest, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, is another filmed fairy tale. After all, it seems that Gilliam hardly does anything else that filming fairy tales. |
| by: Radu Toderici |
NR. 56 |
24. february 2010. |
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| Capitalism: A Love Story |
 | Capitalism: A Love Story is, in a way, too ambitious for its own good. Its title feels like the one weve always wanted from Moore. Anyone seeing at least one of Moores documentaries knows that his films are about certain aspects of the American society and are essentially case studies: Bowling for Columbine was depicting violence and fear conducting to violence in America, while Sicko was polemically discussing the American health care system. |
| by: Radu Toderici |
NR. 55 |
17. february 2010. |
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| Homage to Horațiu Rădulescu |
 | We received, with great pleasure, the news of the spectral music concert organized, in premier, at the Romanian Academy in Rome, in collaboration with the Romanian Cultural Institute, on the 31st of January 2010, and dedicated, above all, to the memory of the unforgettable Romanian composer Horațiu Rădulescu, considered to be
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| by: Alexandra Solea |
NR. 54 |
10. february 2010. |
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| Up in the Air (2009) |
 | Up in the Air is an American movie about a lonely, happy man. Hence the question: how many American movies are about lonely, happy people. Not more than a few, probably. Of course, the typical hero is always single, at least at the very beginning of the movie. |
| by: Radu Toderici |
NR. 54 |
10. february 2010. |
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