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Imaginaire VI
Book
The 6th book in the IMAGINAIRE series. Micha Lobi from Russia is the guest of honour. A variety of...

Art in Minutes: 200 Key Concepts Explained in an Instant
Book
The perfect compact reference guide for all would-be art buffs. Art historian Susie Hodge takes you...

Seeing Things: The Philosophy of Reliable Observation
Book
In Seeing Things, Robert Hudson assesses a common way of arguing about observation reports called...

Peter G. (247 KP) rated American History X (1998) in Movies
Jun 5, 2019
Powerful and poinient study of hate and racism with a redemptive role for Ed Norton who put himself through rigorous physical training to play the role of violent neo-nazi Derek Vinyard.
Norton plays the role with quite a frightening realism and tone and his journey to redemption is a very rough readjustment.
His brother who idolises him cannot quite understand the transition..still a very relevant movie today as it was in 1998.
Norton plays the role with quite a frightening realism and tone and his journey to redemption is a very rough readjustment.
His brother who idolises him cannot quite understand the transition..still a very relevant movie today as it was in 1998.

Sean Baker recommended Naked (1993) in Movies (curated)

Dominic Monaghan recommended Kes (1969) in Movies (curated)

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Reservation Blues
Book
The life of Spokane Indian Thomas Builds-the-Fire irrevocably changes when blues legend Robert...
Native American Spokane magical realism

Dean (6927 KP) rated All Quiet on the Western Front (2022) in Movies
Jan 15, 2023
Very cinematic (1 more)
Realistic battle scenes
The German 1917
Spotted this on Netflix and saw good reviews so tried it out. Didn't realise it was a German film but the dubbed audio wasn't distracting.
It's a great film, the battle scenes are up there with @1917 (2020) and @Saving Private Ryan (1998) in terms of scope and realism. One of the best World War One films. Check it out.
It's a great film, the battle scenes are up there with @1917 (2020) and @Saving Private Ryan (1998) in terms of scope and realism. One of the best World War One films. Check it out.