Category Archives: film critique

The fundementals of caring: the film and life

Posted on December 30, 2016 by seagullsea

It’s not so much about caring as how you learn from other people . The lessons taught are important to remember:  “The lesson that THE FUNDAMENTALS OF CARING opens with is “ALOHA,” an acronym standing for Ask, Listen, Observe, Help, … Continue reading →

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Watch “American Honey | We Found Love | Official Clip HD” on YouTube

Posted on October 17, 2016 by seagullsea

Rainy Monday night. Road movie,America,what could be a better escape?I thought to myself then at the last minute asked to change for the movie apparently most of the  grey haired women were paired off to see then i saw a … Continue reading →

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Watch “”Hollywood or Bust” Jerry Lewis Dean Martin 1956 (Full Movie)” on YouTube

Posted on September 13, 2016 by seagullsea

This is the last film Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin did together ending a ten year old partnership. By the time the film came out The two were not speaking to eachother and would not speak for the next twenty … Continue reading →

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The secret life of pets

Posted on August 30, 2016 by seagullsea

Irony You spend a pet less evening in the reduced price Monday night cinema. The nearest cinema offers few choices in English An action film celebrating violence is not what the yogi mind needs so the other option if you … Continue reading →

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Ed wood – on the last rainy night of July

Posted on July 31, 2016 by seagullsea

“Visions are worth fighting for”  “one is always considered mad when one discovers something that others cannot grasp”  “People chained by monotony , afraid to think , clinging to certainties ..they live like ants. ”  –Bela Lugosi “Mr. Lugosi,why are you buying a coffin? … Continue reading →

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The last tycoon

Posted on April 27, 2016 by seagullsea

” Emotionally, at least, people can’t live by taking each other’s washing.” -F. Scott Fitzgerlad ” The love of the last Tycoon ” The  weather forecast was snow and the swiss always deliver what they promise, at least weather wise, … Continue reading →

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“Grüsse aus Fukushima”-Greetings from Fukushima

Posted on March 15, 2016 by seagullsea

A film by Doris Dörrie Tonight the German director Doris Dörrie had come to Zürich to introduce her film to the Swiss public. Doris Dörrie who  writes and directs her own film scripts has a long history of writing and … Continue reading →

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The Joy of Sabine Spielrein

Posted on March 2, 2016 by seagullsea

A rainy night, recovering from the results of the  latest  battle for American president and it could be a first woman president, and so it is as good a time as ever to watch a film about a pioneer woman … Continue reading →

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The witches ‘ gathering

Posted on March 1, 2016 by seagullsea

A personal observation of “the observers”-society’s anointed judges  of what is normal ,acceptable and what is not.. A tribute to the inflated ego of one prototype   therapist who attributes all success to himself and all failures to the patients, … Continue reading →

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ce qu’il reste de la folie – what remains of madness

Posted on March 1, 2016 by seagullsea

“Confined on the ship, from which there is no escape, the madman is delivered to the river with its thousand arms , the sea with its thousand roads, to the great uncertainty external to everything. He is prisoner in the … Continue reading →

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