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This venue features a casual selection of shows and industry names that residents considered rating. Being listed is not a recommendation in itself. Shows and names that advance the cabbalist or another underhanded agenda are not usually considered. With exceptions, these include most of the larger productions and promoted names, especially from the US and from recent decades, which Raye-Shows recommends avoiding or, at least, not financing.
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1946 - 1999 releases (in chronological, then alphabetical order)
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Paris, Texas 1984
Lead: Harry Dean Stanton, Nastassja Kinski
Director: Wim Wenders • Writers: L.M. Carson, S. Shepard, W. Donohue • Production: Road Movies Filmproduktion & others • R
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Rumble Fish 1983
Lead: Matt Dillon, Mickey Rourke, Diane Lane
Director: Francis Ford Coppola • Writers: S.E. Hinton, F.F. Coppola • Production: Zoetrope S., Hotweather F. • R
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A Little Romance 1979
Lead: Laurence Olivier, Diane Lane
Director: George Roy Hill • Writers: A. Burns, P. Cauvin, G.R. Hill • Production: Orion Pictures & others • PG
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Cross of Iron 1977
Lead: James Coburn, Maximilian Schell, James Mason • Director: Sam Peckinpah • Writers: Julius Epstein & others • Production: Anglo-EMI Film & others • R
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I gave this 4 fulfilling-points not only at face value, but also for being among the scarce WW2 movies that don't just spin the usual playbook of the victors. It is actually presented from inside the German frontline, albeit as an inter-personal conflict, and politically-convenient (as a Western production) set up against the backdrop of the Soviet front. It gives you an eerie mix of shivers and compassion, for that you sense this is closer to how things happened, if you know some real history and of the enormous tragedy of the German people fighting the "allies". I was especially moved by the scenes at a nursing home, knowing what horrific fate would await that staff at the hands of the bolshevik hordes. At least the soldiers could save the last bullet for themselves, we think. If you can stomach the front and end credits (including an abysmal quote from the infatuated marxist B. Brecht), and forgive the dated stunts, the picture is a compelling watch.
Lange T. 9/22

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The Godfather I & II 1972, 1974
Lead: Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan, Robert Duvall, Robert De Niro
Director: Francis Ford Coppola • Writers: M. Puzo, F.F. Coppola
Production: Paramount Pictures & others • R
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Last Tango in Paris 1972
Lead: Marlon Brando, Maria Schneider
Director: Bernardo Bertolucci • Writers: B. Bertolucci, F. Arcalli, A. Varda • Production: Produzioni Europee Associate • R
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La Piscine 1969
Lead: Alain Delon, Romy Schneider
Director: Jacques Deray • Writers: Alain Page et al. • Production: Societe Nouvelle & others •
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True Grit 1969
Lead: John Wayne, Kim Darby, Glen Campbell
Director: Henry Hathaway • Writers: C. Portis, M. Roberts • Production: Wallis-Hazen • G
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One Million Years B.C. 1966
Lead: Raquel Welch, John Richardson
Director: Don Chaffey • Writers: M. Carreras et al. • Production: Associated British-Pathe & others • G
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I couldn't help not submitting this. Sixties style dinos and lots of unintended fun.
Antony 1/24

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Zorba the Greek 1964
Lead: Anthony Quinn, Alan Bates, Irene Papas
Director: Michael Cacoyannis • Writers: N. Kazantzakis, M. Cacoyannis • Production: 20th Century Fox • PG
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Breathless 1960
Lead: Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jean Seberg
Director: Jean-Luc Godard • Writers: Francois Truffaut et al. • Production: Les Films Imperia & others • NR
Photo: Alessia C.  
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