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I know that people have issues with this film (I am planning on reading the book before it's release in August) but I am down with any movie where Viola Davis talks about making invisible women visible. Hopefully this will be Davis' second Oscar nominated performance. It may be that the featurette is better than the film, but it had me very interested.
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@Anita: great, now Ozon said that women secretly wanted to be strippers... aaah the Internet.
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Allo ? Non mais, allo ? Ozon was talking about "fantasy", which the reporter limited to
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ajhan | June 10, 2011 1:47 AM
This featurette makes the film look much more like an interesting story about black and white people coming together to effect change, and much less like a story about how great white people are for helping minorities overcome racism, than the trailers did. I dig it.