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    Broken Sword 5

    Broken Sword 5

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    Episode 1 - Paris in the spring Shots ring out from a gallery… a robbery… a murder… and the...

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    Smart Histology is a novel and revolutionary application for learning histology! It emulates a real...

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    MDict is a dictionary that support multi-language. It dosen't bundle with dictionary data. But it's...

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Olivier Assayas recommended The Pelican (1974) in Movies (curated)

 
The Pelican (1974)
The Pelican (1974)
1974 | Drama
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"When will Gérard Blain's filmmaking be fully recognized and given its rightful place in the history of French cinema – one of the highest? Was it his acting career that cast a shadow; or his radicalism, the radicalism of the most authentic disciple of Robert Bresson; or the controversies that accompanied the work of this provocateur so impossible to integrate into any school or religion and into an industry even less. All of Gérard Blain's films are important – among them The Pelican is perhaps the most shattering."

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Phil Rosenthal recommended The Red Balloon (1956) in Movies (curated)

 
The Red Balloon (1956)
The Red Balloon (1956)
1956 | Comedy, Drama
8.0 (1 Ratings)
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"If you were ever bullied, as I was, you probably dreamed of being a little French boy who had a magical red balloon that, together with all the other balloons in Paris, would pick you up for a trip above the city to a place far away. You didn’t? I didn’t really either. I actually wanted a gun, but this nice little movie was a safer fantasy. If you are being bullied, by the way, it’s clearly a mistake to hold on to your balloon."

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