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The Second Marigold Hotel

Posted on March 13, 2015 by rinaross

“Just because I’m looking at you when you talk, don’t think I’m listening — or even interested.” Maggie Smith to Judy Dench I had a free couple of hours and decided reluctantly to see The Second Exotic Marigold Hotel as a … Continue reading →

Posted in Ageing, Ageism | Tagged Ageing, Ageism, best exotic marigold hotel, british comedies, colonial attitude, escapism, film critics, film reception, group of old women, intergeneration, judi dench, maggie smith, Marigold Hotel, Richard Gere | 1 Comment

Gosford Park (2001)

Posted on January 30, 2012 by rinaross

A friend told me : “I have seen the film and did not like it. It was glossy and full of famous names and not a good whodunnit”. This demanding film with its overlapping dialogues when important information could easily be … Continue reading →

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Gosford Park (2001)

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