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Dominican Rep. The House of Mirth
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Drama
A woman risks losing her chance of happiness with the only man she has ever loved.
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"Besides his remarkable ability to render a profound sense of past in all his films, Davies can uncannily map out the emotions of his characters via his mise-en-scene." | ||
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"Plays more like Scenes From Edith Wharton's Novel than a dramatically involving adaptation." | ||
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"Davies attains a narrative purity of shocking intimacy and emotional force." | ||
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"Those who know Anderson only from TV's X-Files will find this performance a revelation." | ||
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Davies becomes so transfixed by the detail of this self-enclosed world of privileged hypocrites that he omits to give his film any emotional drive. | ||
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"Although set nearly a hundred years ago, it still sends a chill of recognition and dread." |
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