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“The First Cow”, “Happiness”, “Lost Myths” … Movies of the Week

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Large and small animals enter the screens, rarely taking a film week in the form of a zoo. From the dairy cow of The first cow, It lands in a raft off the coast of Oregon, peeping into the side of the cardboard as it enters Arachnid. Girl and spider. Going through more rhetorical patterns like violent stallions Happiness, Nigu teries of Hollywood pornography, or dummies of the re-establishment, we see Lost myths, Settle their accounts through “ducks”.

The “first cow”: the promise of a world in which to live

Kelly Richard may not have her name on the Hollywood Walk of Fame tomorrow., This Los Angeles walkway is surrounded by stars bearing the names of the stars. However, she is one of the greatest filmmakers in the history of American cinema. Supporting Evidence: Release of his new film, The first cow, In Oregon, the director’s residence, the time difference between pioneers and cinema from the western border of the United States.

The story of the 1820 film is limited to a donut recipe. Two immigrants, Otis Figovitz, also known as “Cookie”, a traveling cook and orphan who is thought to have come from Eastern Europe, set out to make donuts from King-Lu, a fugitive from China. In the world of brutal power this few grams of subtlety is the great success of the product. Explains the reason for a trade secret: two budding businessmen put cow’s milk in it. Instead, the August representative of an English company brought in milk from the only cow in Oregon at great expense for his personal use.

In this context of biblical simplicity, the filmmaker understands what one can call total environmental cinema. Everything – the nature of the emotions, the quality of the main characters, the spirit of the plot, and even its own creation – is a work that is thought of in terms of the relationship between man and his environment and the right amount. Jack Mandalbom

American film by Kelly Richard. Along with John Magaro, Orion Lee, Toby Jones, Evan Bremner and Jared Kasovsky (2:02).

“The Girl and the Spider”: Waltz of the Move

Few today dare to rely on the pure language of staging. Born in German-speaking Switzerland in 1982, Ramon and Sylvan Zorcher are not only brothers, but also filmmakers, screenwriters, producers and editors who have proven their mettle in the field with an outstanding graduate film. Strange little cat (2013), describes a family breakdown using remarkably accurate metrics. Girl and spider This intricate writing expands on the most common situation in which one wants to hide the treasures of interconnected influences and emotions.

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