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A Private War(2018)
A Private War(2018)
Biopic on celebrated war correspondent Marie Colvin and her extraordinary life.
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Film Details
Year
2021
Duration
108 minutes
Genres
Comedy, Period and Historical
Language
English / French
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Director Wes Anderson brings his distinctive style to the anthology format, using the premise of a newspaper in a fictional French town named Ennui-sur-Blasé to set the stage for what he calls “a love letter to journalists”. These peculiar stories include that of a tormented artist who refuses to sell his paintings to another prisoner, the relationship between a student revolutionary and the reporter covering his impact on the town and a food journalist who recounts his experience of a high-profile kidnapping during an evening dinner. Fast-paced, beautifully designed and disarmingly funny, ‘The French Dispatch’ also aims to highlight the importance of good journalism and the joy of living within a culture different from your own.
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