i want to know the beautiful film in the amiricaian cinima?
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A very difficult question. What do you mean by 'beautiful'? Cinematographic beauty? The beauty of the script, how the plot holds together, the eloquence of the dialogue, the prettiness of the actors? The settings? \n\nAlso, did you mean the MOST beautiful film? \n\nI think 'The Wizard of Oz' (1939) and 'The Grapes of Wrath' (1940) fit the bill, each for different reasons, obviously -- 'The Wizard of Oz' for its cinematography and music and wit and storyline and appeal, 'The Grapes of Wrath' for its faithfulness to a great American classic book, for its brilliant depiction of America at its darkest, desperate and depressed -- beautiful as in 'beauty is truth, and truth beauty.'
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Dogma\n\nIt highlights some questions and points made be modern day theology about God and the many religions that stem from his existence.  It's an educational movie as well as being very entertaining.\n\nThe Star Wars saga.\n\nI just liked it.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.advfilms.com/titles/chronocrusade/
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The soundtrack listing is here:\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107362/soundtrack
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Its probably considered an arty film, so look out for small cinema's that periodally have art-house evenings.  That's your best option.
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The Notebook.\n\nThe story is about true love.
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I'd say Pulp Fiction, I don't know why but It's a wonderful movie but you have to see La Vita è Bella, The Life Is Beautiful by Roberto Benigni, an italian film that let us know the love of a father for his son making him believe they are playing a game when they are in times of war.
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Check "In Oranje"\nhttp://us.imdb.com/title/tt0382095/
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The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie \n\nA classic film from Luis Bunuel!!
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MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!  Saw it Sun afternoon and nearly died.  It's a classic already.  I won't spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen it yet, but I leave you with this: the dinner table scene!!!  Trust me, it's beautiful!
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I dont know the answer, but once you get it, let me know. It sounds very interesting. At least you know the nationality of the movie?
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"Times Square"\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081635
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Well, the link i gave you has a lot of movies hope they help you out! :]
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0351977/soundtrack
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THat's pretty subjective, but it's sure right up near the top of my list.  A terrifically serpentine plot, perfect period dialogue, smart use of symbolism and sharp shot selection are all things that stand out for me in this film.  Also, terrific hats ;)
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Here are a few films I suggest. These were all films I enjoyed watching and found stimulating when I was a teenager(which I am guessing your class are as well)\n\nLA HAINE (hate)1996...\nI loved watching this film....And one of the most memorable I have ever seen.. Really you must watch  it if you haven't already. This film is especially relevant to the current situation in France. It gives a real inside view to life in the suburbs. I think this is a topic  that a young audience will be able to connect with, and great for discussions.\nHere is a brief outline about the film....\nIt is a dark urban thriller which has been called France's answer to Do the Right Thing. It explores themes of racism, violence and disaffected youth in modern suburban Paris. A riot has broken out in a suburban ghetto, and been quelled by the police. The film depicts 24 hours in the lives of three teenage friends in that suburb.\n\n\nOr what about...... \n (LA VIE RÊVÉE DES ANGES)  THE DREAM LIFE OF ANGELS(1998)\nWhich I think will really captivate a teenage class because it is about being young and feeling isolated from society......\n In Lille, two penniless young women with few prospects become friends. Isa moves in with Marie, who's flat-sitting for a mother and child in hospital in comas following a car crash. Isa is out-going, unskilled, with hopes of moving south to warmer climes. Marie usually is either angry or detached. Then, while Isa begins to visit the child in whose flat they live, going to hospital to read to her, Marie slowly falls for a rich youth. At first Marie keeps him at bay, then she not only pursues him, she begins to dream he is her life's love. When Isa tries to warn Marie, their friendship flounders. How will Marie handle the inevitable? And once they lose the flat, where will they go? \n\n\nor...\n\nUN HEROS TRES DISRET (A SELF MADE HERO) (1996)\nWhich is a lighter film that deals with important questions of identity and truth, and is set post war.\nFew liars have the ability to deceive their way through life. Even fewer can maintain the charade with dignity. Their fabrications may seem convincing at first, but eventually the lies catch up and there's a lot of red-faced explaining to do. Albert (Kassovitz) not only has a talent for deception, but he also becomes another person — exactly the person he longs to be. Sheltered by his mother during the Nazi occupation of France, Albert never got to join the Resistance. When he finally does break free of his mother's hold, he runs away to seek out adventure. He meets a gay resistance hero, the Captain (Dupontel), who painstakingly educates Albert about the minutiae of the war. Albert does his homework, too, memorizing names, numbers, stories, biographies, and places himself among the right people. His savvy lands him a high-ranking position in France's peacetime military. The film skillfully urges us to admire Albert's cunning and loathe his chicanery.\n\n\nIf it doesn't have to be from France...I suggest this Belgium film...\nROSETTA(1999)\nWhich shows the struggle of a young girl from a poor family trying to survive and keep a job. It really deals well with the hardships young peopple can face.\n It is about a girl of 17 trying desperately to escape her depressing life. In this effort she tries to find and keep a job that will allow her to move out of the caravan and away from her alcoholic mother. In Belgium the film inspired a new law prohibiting employers from paying teen workers less than the minimum wage,\n\n\nHere are a couple of older films I would also reccomend....\n\n400 BLOWS(1959)\nA new wave film that grimly shows how a young boy can descend into a life of crime.\nFrancois Truffaut's first feature was this 1959 portrait of Antoine Doinel (Jean-Pierre Léaud), a boy who turns to petty crime in the face of neglect at home and hard times at a reform school. Somewhat autobiographical for its director, the film helped usher in
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind\nMemento\nVanilla Sky\nWaking Life\nCrash