alias betty造句

• "Alias Betty " also has an incisive psychological intuition.
• Take, for Exhibit A, the playful, perceptive and understatedly tense French import " Alias Betty ."
• "Alias Betty " is not rated.
• I'm not entirely sure where the title " Alias Betty " comes from or what it's meant to invoke.
• ALIAS-FILM-REVIEW _ " Alias Betty"
• It's possible that you may never think about parenting in the same way after seeing " Alias Betty ."
• ALIAS-FILM-REVIEW ( Undated ) _ " Alias Betty " : Claude Miller, director; with Sandrine Kiberlain, Nicole Garcia, Mathilde Seigner.
• Although plenty of emotional fireworks detonate, " Alias Betty " maintains a chilly composure while following its volatile characters around.
• The odd thing about " Alias Betty " is that its sociology and intellectual gamesmanship finally seem incidental to its plot.
• Miller ( " Alias Betty " ) gets further on Chekhov's coattails than he should with this collection of petulant artist caricatures.
• Yet " Alias Betty " ultimately rests on the slim shoulders of Kiberlain, whose Betty is deeply touching without a hint of sentimentality.
• Questioned at the scene on Monday, 5 October, helmsman Victor Samuel ( alias Betty ) attributed the incident to the sudden movement of tourists, but fellow crew member Aneesh ( also written Anish ) pointed out the overloading of the upper deck.
• But this is one film that, unsettling as its premise may be, doesn't need to cover up anything .---ALIAS BETTY 3 1 / 2 stars ( R : violence, nudity, language, racism, children in jeopardy ) Starring : Sandrine Kiberlain, Nicole Garcia, Mathilde Seigner, Luck Mervil, Edouard Baer, Stephane Freiss, Alexis Chatrian.
• "Pipe Dream, " the French productions " Alias Betty " and " Children of the Century " and the Italian psycho-confessional " Scarlet Diva, " then toss in yet-to-be-seen pieces such as the Virginia Woolf-centric triptych " The Hours " and Roman Polanski's Cannes Film Festival-winning, Holocaust-survival story " The Pianist, " and it's apparent that art is more cinematic than ever.