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Monthly Archives: February 2004
God, gammeldags eastern
Det er mange mulige innvendinger man kan ha mot Edward Zwicks The Last Samurai – jeg kan personlig komme opp med en håndfull på stående fot: Skildringen av det førindustrielle Japan er neppe særlig historisk korrekt, for å si det … Continue reading
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If language were liquid
(eller: Hvorfor har ikke norsk noe ordentlig ord for deadpan, understated eller a look that speaks volumes?) Det er vanskelig å beskrive denne briljante, rørende filmen med ord, fordi den i så liten grad bruker ord selv. Sjelden har jeg … Continue reading
Ikke helt senil
Litt stolt må jeg få være over å finne ut at jeg ikke helt har glemt gamle kunster. :-)
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