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KPK on the CINEMA (102): The Films of August 2020
. AUGUST 2020: A sombre time, but a great crop of movies! So many 4-and-a half and five-star films! Oh, the bounty, amid all the horror! Just pinch me. (All ratings are on a 5 star scale. Note that a classic … Continue reading
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FLIX PIX (20): “DEVIL’S DOORWAY: A Western from the Indian Point-of-View”
DEVIL’S DOORWAY (directed by Anthony Mann, 1950) ***+ (out of 5) . > The great Anthony Mann turns the western genre on its ear- by showing things from the Indian P.O.V. . Robert Taylor plays ‘Lance Poole’, a Native American who … Continue reading
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