KJ wrote:
>This isn't the great art film, the kind that has one walking out in a
>daze, hugely dis-balanced, pushed to reconsider basic orientations,
>beliefs, values. It's a rare film that does that.
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I'd say it falls somewhere between art and propaganda. It certainly
wants to question certain American icons and idols: the freedom of the
frontier, the rugged individual, the meaning of masculinity...
It's not Satyajit Ray or Eisenstein, but it's better and more courageous than, say, "Midnight Cowboy."
Joanna
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