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The most painful film in Shyamalan's now extensive filmography. Discover the review
The most painful film in Shyamalan's now extensive filmography.
....I see souls... they walk around us like any person... Discover the review
....I see souls... they walk around us like any person...
There are two/three basic elements in his films that are never missing. Discover the review
There are two/three basic elements in his films that are never missing.
Released in 2004 to mixed critical reviews and relative public success, "The Village" by the Indian director M. Night Shyamalan (author of the overrated "The Sixth Sense") stands as one of the most interesting cinematic reflections on the tragedies of September 11 and, more generally, on fear and its moral and political implications. Discover the review
Released in 2004 to mixed critical reviews and relative public success, "The Village" by the Indian director M. Night Shyamalan (author of the overrated "The Sixth Sense") stands as one of the most interesting cinematic reflections on the tragedies of September 11 and, more generally, on fear and its moral and political implications.
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