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	Comments on: Cannes Review: &#8216;Me And You&#8217; A Middling Return For Bernardo Bertolucci	</title>
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		By: Todd Solley		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Todd Solley]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[I think Mr. Jagernauth completely misses the point of this film.  Real changes in our lives don&#x27;t often occur outside the interiors in which we reside (our homes, our bodies) and rarely in moments that would require a tracking shot (I wonder if our critic appreciated &#034;Amour&#034;?).  Bertolucci was already moving toward these confines with &#034;The Dreamers&#034; and he further refines that trajectory here.  Don&#x27;t confuse expecting your audience to work at  finding the internal conflict and resolution of characters as a lack of vigor.  If you felt the only suspense in &#034;Me and You&#034; is whether or not our protagonists will get caught, then you obviously ignored the hugely affecting study of relationships and how modern society affects those relationships that this film offers with insight and intelligence.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think Mr. Jagernauth completely misses the point of this film.  Real changes in our lives don&#x27;t often occur outside the interiors in which we reside (our homes, our bodies) and rarely in moments that would require a tracking shot (I wonder if our critic appreciated &quot;Amour&quot;?).  Bertolucci was already moving toward these confines with &quot;The Dreamers&quot; and he further refines that trajectory here.  Don&#x27;t confuse expecting your audience to work at  finding the internal conflict and resolution of characters as a lack of vigor.  If you felt the only suspense in &quot;Me and You&quot; is whether or not our protagonists will get caught, then you obviously ignored the hugely affecting study of relationships and how modern society affects those relationships that this film offers with insight and intelligence.</p>
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		By: jingmei		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 22 May 2016 03:59:08 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[European films are not like Hollywood&#x27;s commercials&#x27; detailed storylines, not lots complicately exciting backgrounds or contexts, but full of struggling complex under the peace and quiet surface. Plus seems nowadays more master directors prefer doing simple story films.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>European films are not like Hollywood&#x27;s commercials&#x27; detailed storylines, not lots complicately exciting backgrounds or contexts, but full of struggling complex under the peace and quiet surface. Plus seems nowadays more master directors prefer doing simple story films.</p>
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