closet land造句

• By talking at us instead of to us, " Closet Land " locks us out ."
• "Closet Land " ( 1991 )-- producers
• That's why " Closet Land " unfolds in a Kafka-esque environment grounded more in nightmare logic than gritty reality.
• A number of torture victims have told me that " Closet Land " truly captures the psychological reality of their experience.
• The screenplay for " Closet Land " won the Nicholl Screenwriting Fellowship sponsored by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, among others.
• Still, " Closet Land " does have a certain fascination as a piece of theater and an intellectual exercise on a pressing political issue ."
• It's probably because " Closet Land " isn't safely placed in someone else's territory that the film leaves " no one " off the hook.
• If " Closet Land " had been'pretentious,'the former victims who so strongly identify with the film would have been able to smell it a mile away.
• So while I was doing that [ bigger budget films ], I'd also done " Closet Land ", which I should think almost nobody saw ."
• The original 1986 winners were Allison Anders, Dennis Clontz, and Jeff Eugenides . 1989 fellow Radha Bharadwaj wrote the first screenplay made into a film, the 1991 drama " Closet Land ".
• He makes the preposterous assertion that there's no need for anyone to see " Closet Land " because anyone who's aware of world events knows that political prisoners are subject to torture.
• It has been noted that this play borrowed heavily from a 1991 independent film " Closet Land ", written and directed by Indian filmmaker Radha Bharadwaj which starred Madeleine Stowe and Alan Rickman.
• The moral scheme is, to put it mildly, basic : " Closet Land " is squarely on the side of innocent women who write children's books and squarely against the vile fascist monsters who torture them ."
• Radha Bharadwaj responded to some of the criticism in her own review, particularly to Kevin Thomas, titled " The Real Message of'Closet Land,'" explaining that it " doesn't attempt to literally depict the physical reality of political interrogation.
• "' Radha Bharadwaj "'is an Indian Universal Pictures in 1991, making Radha Bharadwaj the first director of Indian descent to have a film released by a major Hollywood studio . " Closet Land " stars Alan Rickman and Madeleine Stowe.
• Commenting on this, Bob Mielke, Ph . D, Professor of English at Truman State University has stated that " plot elements of " Closet Land " persist in another narrative host body, another way in which this text persists and haunts ( if you will ) our culture ."
• And one of the most powerful visual sleights of hand in " Closet Land " itself is when, to torturer Alan Rickman's voice-over, we see shots of " innocent " children reconfigured with the uncropped image to show a child greeting Hitler, one at a Ku Klux Klan rally and a young gun-toting terrorist.
• Roger Ebert of the " Chicago Sun-Times " gave the film one and a half stars out of four, saying : " All it requires to make " Closet Land " complete is a pious screen note at the end of this story, assuring us that the torture of political prisoners continues all over our world today.
• Bharadwaj later revealed in a September 2005 production note that Rickman was not her original choice for the Interrogator . " If I were to pick my top choices for role of the interrogator in " Closet Land ", " she wrote, " I would still unhesitatingly go with my first choices then : Sir Anthony Hopkins, Sir Ian Holm and Peter O'Toole.