Mike Nichols (1931–2014) was an American film and theatre director known for films such as The Graduate and Carnal Knowledge and for directing the HBO miniseries Angels in America.

Nichols won major awards across film, theatre and television, including the Academy Award for Best Director (The Graduate), multiple Tony Awards, an Emmy for directing Angels in America, and a Grammy as part of Nichols and May; he is widely recognized as an EGOT achiever.

DeBaser reviews praise Nichols' sharp direction, memorable performances and iconic soundtracks. Common themes: generational malaise, sexual politics, and visual motifs (water). Angels in America is highlighted for its bold adaptation and scope. Overall the reviews rate these works very highly.

For:Cinephiles, students of film and theatre, fans of classic American cinema and television adaptations.

 The woman’s silence is the embarrassment of immorality.

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 The water element is at the forefront throughout the film, whether it’s an aquarium, a swimming pool, or rain, it permeates the lives of the restless protagonists.

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 Can one be attracted to a film just by looking at its movie poster?

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 "...And the vision that was planted in my brain still remains, within the sounds of silence..."

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