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"The Children's Hour" presents itself in the history of cinematographic art as one of the first works hinting at a true taboo for the world of celluloid and beyond: homosexuality. Discover the review
"The Children's Hour" presents itself in the history of cinematographic art as one of the first works hinting at a true taboo for the world of celluloid and beyond: homosexuality.
"Roman Holiday" is, in fact, a skillful mix of romance and irony that will influence such comedies in the future, the famous "Mouth of Truth" scene in which Joe Bradley (Peck) scares (a reality that happened, as the scene was never repeated) a poor Princess Anna (Hepburn) by showing her his apparently amputated hand has entered all our hearts and is just one of the many insights of a screenplay rendered on film in a sublime way. Discover the review
"Roman Holiday" is, in fact, a skillful mix of romance and irony that will influence such comedies in the future, the famous "Mouth of Truth" scene in which Joe Bradley (Peck) scares (a reality that happened, as the scene was never repeated) a poor Princess Anna (Hepburn) by showing her his apparently amputated hand has entered all our hearts and is just one of the many insights of a screenplay rendered on film in a sublime way.
"Give Givenchy the night off." Discover the review
"Give Givenchy the night off."
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