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<blockquote data-quote="Brian Kinney" data-source="post: 307826" data-attributes="member: 3219"><p>BELFAST (2021) - Wonderful despite what happens on the streets. The child's view is interesting to me because in that time (late 60s but Branagh is four years older than me) Belfast/ Northern Ireland was a regular topic in our news and I didn't understood what happened there either. Also I remember my first movie experiences so I really could relate to that. And Jamie Dornan gets better and better as an actor. This film should get some Academy Awards next year!</p><p></p><p>AND THEN THERE WERE NONE (1945) - First film adaption of Agatha Christie's TEN LITTE INDIANS play (which has a different ending than her novel) and an excellent one by director René Clair. Clair's (mostly) studio production draws you into the film without any dialogue within the first five minutes. Most recognizable actor was Dame Judith Anderson for me (Mrs. Danvers in REBECCA of course) in the role Miranda Richardson played in the 2015 TV version.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brian Kinney, post: 307826, member: 3219"] BELFAST (2021) - Wonderful despite what happens on the streets. The child's view is interesting to me because in that time (late 60s but Branagh is four years older than me) Belfast/ Northern Ireland was a regular topic in our news and I didn't understood what happened there either. Also I remember my first movie experiences so I really could relate to that. And Jamie Dornan gets better and better as an actor. This film should get some Academy Awards next year! AND THEN THERE WERE NONE (1945) - First film adaption of Agatha Christie's TEN LITTE INDIANS play (which has a different ending than her novel) and an excellent one by director René Clair. Clair's (mostly) studio production draws you into the film without any dialogue within the first five minutes. Most recognizable actor was Dame Judith Anderson for me (Mrs. Danvers in REBECCA of course) in the role Miranda Richardson played in the 2015 TV version. [/QUOTE]
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