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The Company of Strangers [Strangers in Good Company] **** (1990, Alice Diabo, Constance Garneau, Beth Webber) – Classic Movie Review 10,983
Canadian director Cynthia Scott uses wonderfully spirited non-professionals to tell their own revealing life stories, and shoots in a disarmingly direct, naturalistic style, in the 1990 drama film The Company of Strangers [Strangers in Good […]
Mar, 03
My Brilliant Career **** (1979, Judy Davis, Sam Neill, Wendy Hughes, Robert Grubb, Max Cullen, Patricia Kennedy, Aileen Britton) – Classic Movie Review 7341
Director Gillian Armstrong’s 1979 Australian feminist drama My Brilliant Career stars Judy Davis, giving a commanding performance in her second film as Sybylla Melvyn, the fiercely independent, self-assured Aussie bush-farmer’s daughter who wants to take […]
Jul, 25
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