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Memories of Matsuko: A Film Review

Touches our hearts, profoundly compassionate, and jaw-dropping. Leaves a smile on your face and tears in your eyes. Nakashima created a masterpiece! “Memories of Matsuko” presents a life of a stunning young girl, which is not a bed of roses at all.

Published in Cinemarolling by Monikita, on November 16, 2008

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Cinema of Apocalypse: Soylent Green

I was originally going to make this one long article about apocalyptic films, but I found that that article was becoming inordinately long. Thus, I am introducing a series called Cinema of Apocalypse where I will review these films separately. First on the list is Soylent Green.