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The Russia House By Fred Schepisi Teaching Scene
The Russia House By Fred Schepisi Teaching Scene It takes courage to live by old virtues.
The Eye of the Storm By Fred Schepisi Film Review An engrossing screen adaptation of a 1973 novel by Nobel Prize-winning author Patrick White about a dying matriarch and her two spoiled adult children.
I.Q. By Fred Schepisi Film Review Tailor-made for lovers of romantic comedy.
Roxanne By Fred Schipisi Film Review A feel-good movie with some perky riffs on romance, beauty, and the value of an inquiring mind.
Plenty By Fred Schepisi Film Review A highly involving anatomy of disappointment in the life of an idealistic, proud, and strong-willed woman.
Barbarosa By Fred Schepisi Film Review A gritty mongrel saga to satisfy all sagebrush devotees.
The Nun's Story By Fred Zinnemann Film Review A top-drawer religious film starring Audrey Hepburn about humility, faith, and obedience; part of the Films of Faith Collection.
All Governments Lie By Fred Peabody Film Review A tribute to independent journalist I. F. Stone and contemporary journalists who continue his adversarial spirit.
The Rosary Murders By Fred Walton Film Review Explores the dark connection between guilt, sex, and Catholicism.

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