Madame Sousatzka Review

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(More customer reviews)This is one of the films that I remember for many reasons. If you have a love for the the teacher's ardent desire to share passion, classical music, family drama and the idea of living life with purpose, you'll love this film. Shirley MacClaine is an idiosyncratic, passionate teacher of music as well as life. She wears her heart of her sleeve and uses a personal and vulnerable approach to teaching the piano. The situation with her main pupil is complicated and challenges her to give without knowing whether her dreams will come true.

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Silver Dream Racer Review

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(More customer reviews)Read this review with the understanding that I first saw this movie as a 12-year old at my local cinema around 1980. And then I went to go and see it another four times in the week after that. At that time, this movie just blew me away with its motorbike race scenes - and I also wasn't puked out by the romance sub-plot either - which is saying something for a 12-year old. The sight of David Essex zipping around the track on that gorgeous silver bike - and the sad conclusion to the movie -was enough to create a warm memory of the movie for me. I'll probably see it today and be able to intellectually accept its hokiness, but sentimentally - hey, it's a good memory from my youth so I'll probably buy it for my Guilty Pleasures collection (alongside An Officer and a Gentleman and Against All Odds).

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