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08:19 Oct 21, 2004 |
German to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Cinema, Film, TV, Drama | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Allesklar Australia Local time: 14:27 | ||||||
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3 | "philosphical film" |
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3 | dry/boring film pondering weighty theories... |
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2 | fatuous filmmaking that would better fit a debating club |
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"philosphical film" Explanation: is generally the same kind of thing as a "Thesenfilm", but "philosophical" is bandied around so much nowadays I'm sure it's even been used at one time or another to describe the superficial tosh churned out by Richard Curtis and generally starring the dire Hugh "Acting? What's That?" Grant. (Phew. I feel better now.) If I had to do this, I think I'd use something like "a (dry) film about philosophy and political theory ..." I'd steer clear of "dialectically oriented" unless you're a card-carrying Young Hegelian (just saying that makes me feel so clever). |
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dry/boring film pondering weighty theories... Explanation: Agree with the above, here is just another choice... |
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fatuous filmmaking that would better fit a debating club Explanation: ? |
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