42/40

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Big Nick is back on the hunt in Europe and is closing in on Donnie, who is caught up in the treacherous world of diamond thieves and the infamous Panther mob, as they plan a mass heist of the world’s largest diamond exchange. Gerard Butler said in an interview that the film will have a more European feel, with the film this time taking place in the diamond district of Marseille. Followed by Bratstvo lopova (2018)

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46/13

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Set against the backdrop of Varanasi, VANVAAS is a family drama that explores the relationship between an aging father suffering from dementia and his family.

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37/13

Colman Domingo’s first starring role on television

Narrative

Media expert Muncie Daniels must fight for his innocence and his life after he stumbles upon a murder in the Poconos..

As a fan of boozy murder miniseries, I was hooked on the concept

The show had an interesting premise and a lot of initial promise, but it got lost along the way .

However, it seemed that it was originally written as a multi-season show, but was condensed into an eight-episode miniseries

The result was an over-saturated story with numerous subplots and undeveloped characters that are only loosely connected to the main plot.

Each subplot had potential but was cut short, leaving the story empty and confusing

It looked like all the right ingredients for a 5-star dish were there, but the chef ran out of time and just threw it all together and served it.

The ending was especially disappointing – not frankly bad, just disappointingly bland

She did not release any strong emotions, neither good nor bad, because there was little to touch.

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11/36

She meets Dagmar, who runs an underground adoption agency

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Copenhagen 1919: A young worker finds herself unemployed and pregnant. A strong connection grows but her world shatters when she stumbles upon the shocking truth behind her work.. The official submission of Denmark for the 'Best International Feature Film' category of the 97th Academy Awards in 2025..

When was the rampant drug use of the era portrayed so candidly?

It's the last days of The Great War and Karoline is barely eking out an existence working in a factory. She believes herself to be a widow as her husband disappeared during the war (even though Denmark didn't actually participate), but is not getting the benefits for widows because he hasn't been listed as dead.A lot happens during the movie and I don't want to go into spoilers, so I won't go deeper into the plot except that the marketing is emphasizing something that is not as big a part in the movie as one might expect.While that does get a lot of attention in the latter half of the movie, to me the real value of the movie is the feeling of reality around Karoline's story. When was the last time someone in a movie was trying to convince a potential tenant to take up an apartment by telling them that they could have running water for two whole hours a day (from ten to noon, which might not be much of a selling point as most people would be working during those hours)?

While Dagmar is a major character, the movie is clearly about Karoline and her hardships

Even what Dagmar is doing was relatively commonplace back in the day, although I would hazard a guess the trend was downward at this point in time and it wasn't happening as much as it had before.I actually might have enjoyed the movie more if the marketing was different and Dagmar wasn't brought up, because it created expectations. On the other hand, it's hard to say how I would have felt seeing the name Dagmar Overby on a door if I hadn't known beforehand that this real life person was used in the movie. (It should be noted that the movie is inspired by real life events rather than based on, so they are trying to maintain a certain distance from the real Dagmar).I do feel some part of the audience will find it hard to sympathize with Karoline , as she does sometimes seem to make the right decision just a little too late.

It's black and white and the whole city seems decrepit and barely holding up

At the same time, there isn't that much time or opportunity for ethics when you're just trying to survive in a world where the odds have been stacked against you. On the other hand, while we know the hope she is given would be for nothing in this world, we still understand why she gives into it.I like the look of the film. It reminds us of the lack of interest in the well-being of or even disdain for the working poor.

Have things really changed that much?

Of course, all art is in some way a mirror of the time it was made, but it just seems easier to see the similarities here.

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