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funny (maybe).
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asterisk:
expanded
format.
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asterisk: not
mine.
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asterisk: it
probably
sucks.
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OTHER
CRAP:
Catch
the deluxe
version of
Other Crap in
real time,
with all the
bells and
whistles, here.
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"Big Love"
The
show was on
the air for
several years,
but the nudity
was infrequent
and sporadic.
1920x1080
Season One,
Episode Nine
Chloe
Sevigny
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La
Herencia Valdemar
(2010)
Johnny's
comments:
La Herencia Valdemar is a
supernatural thriller that
takes place over two time
period. In the here and
now, Luisa (Silvia
Abascal) is asked to value
a long deserted house
previously owned by the
Valdemar family. Once
there, she discovers a
dead body and some
creature who goes after
her, where she is saved by
the groundskeeper, but
that's only the start of
her problems as she then
driven to an undisclosed
location. Meanwhile, a
detective (Óscar Jaenada)
is hired to find Luisa and
he get the help of an
expert in the Valdemar
family Dr. Cerviá (Ana
Risueño). She tells him
the story of the Valdemar
family consisting of
husband and wife Lázaro
(Daniele Liotti) and
Leonor (Laia Marull) who
are a childless couple who
look after orphaned
children. They fund this
by running a séance scam,
which is found out by a
unscrupulous journalist
who asks for a bribe or
he'll write an article to
out them as scammers.
Lázaro refuses to be
bribed, leading to his
arrest. Meanwhile, a
well-heeled man Aleister
Crowley (Paco Maestre) has
plans of his own for
Lázaro and helps get him
out of prison by setting
up the journalist. Crowley
wants Lázaro to perform a
séance involving some of
the greatest minds and
figures of the time
(including Bram Stoker and
Lizzy Borden) that can
make all their dreams come
true, but it goes horribly
wrong.
Playing very much like
part 1 of mini-series (it
turns out there's a second
movie), once the plot goes
to the story of the
Valdemar's, the original
plot goes completely out
the window and the movie
plays like two stories
running against each
other. And I don't think
you can get the whole
experience without
watching part 2 as
something seems to be
missing and things aren't
resolved at all. Now I
need to watch part 2...
Sadly, this copy that I
have is very dark, but I
did what I could and it's
OK I s'pose.
Laia
Marull film clips
(collages below)
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