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Tag Archives: Movies
Trafficking of Women in Film
There hasn’t been a film that sent me to tears, I mean real tears than this– Lilya 4-Ever, a 2002 Russian film produced by Swedish Director Lukas Moodysson. Russian girls have been stigmatised with the stereotype of prostitutes, but this … Continue reading
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Tagged Lilya 4-ever, Lukas Moodysson, Movies, Oksana Akinshina, Russian movie, Russian prostitute, sex slave, sex trade, women's trafficking
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The Film Industry and Home Theatres
Had home theatres indeed taken over conventional movie theatres? The silver screen and high-definition multi-sound system may still be a better choice to fully see the quality of a film, but gone are those days when movie fanatics are drawn … Continue reading
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Tagged Brad Pitt, burning, downloading, Gran Torino, home theaters, Kate Winslet, movie review, Movies, piracy, Rabbit Proof Fence, Revolutionary Road, The Case of Benjamin Button, theatre, Yes Man
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