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(402) 6.2 80 min 2017

Den sommaren is a movie starring Peter Beard, Lee Radziwill, and Jacqueline Kennedy. Montauk, East Hampton, New York, 2016. Peter Beard discusses his work as a photographer, artist and diarist before reminiscing about his attempt to...

Starring: Caroline Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy, Peter Beard, Lee Radziwill

Genres: Documentary

Director: Göran Olsson

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Göran Olsson
Stars	Caroline Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy, Peter Beard, Lee Radziwill
Country	Denmark, Sweden, USA
Also Known As	Cet été-là, In jenem Sommer (2017), Den Sommer, That Summer, Tuo kesä
Runtime	1H 20M
Description	Montauk, East Hampton, New York, 2016. Peter Beard discusses his work as a photographer, artist and diarist before reminiscing about his attempt to make a documentary in the summer of 1972 with his friend Lee Radziwill (younger sister of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis), focusing on their childhood and the 20th- century history of East Hampton.

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Monday, 19 Oct 2020 21:51

I have always been fascinated with the films of Werner Herzog. I always love his style. He was one of the most important directors of the 20th century and he is a great stylist. This documentary about his life is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. It is very touching and very important. It is a must-see!

Thursday, 17 Sep 2020 19:19

Movies such as this are getting a bad rap from critics and film-makers alike, as their message isn't necessarily of the highest quality, and the critics are mostly very negative about them. It's also getting a bad rap from people who watch the same movie and notice certain things, like the number of commercials in a scene or the amount of advertising they have in a scene. This documentary is the only true documentary of this kind, and I believe that's what makes it so special. Not all movies need to be made into docudramas, but I believe this one is in the perfect category. It takes some incredible courage for this director to make a film like this and the film's director to tell the story of this movie. There are many people who love this movie, but it has also had its detractors. It's a shame that some people think this movie is just a bunch of bad people in suits. I have never heard of a movie that makes me think so deeply about what I'm seeing in the screen, so I can only assume this is due to the fact that the movie is so different from the norm. It's not a movie for everyone, and it's not for all of us. That's why this film deserves to be seen by the masses.

Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 09:10

There are a number of reasons why the old folks' generation are very fond of this film, not least of which is the magnificent soundtrack. But what about the film itself? It's a great film. It's not particularly 'historic', although it contains some very well-done recreations of the most notorious crimes of the 20th century. It's about a large family of Holocaust survivors, all of whom have long since moved on and have chosen to ignore their past. In this respect, the film is very much like a documentary. If you're not familiar with the Holocaust, you might be bored, or even offended. But if you are familiar with the Holocaust, you will find this film very moving. This is not a film about the Holocaust. This is a film about the Jewish Holocaust.

Friday, 11 Sep 2020 03:04

The film is structured as a series of interviews of various people who have seen the film. A lot of the interviews are of extreme personal nature and none of them have given their full name to a journalist who writes about their views. This was the best way to gather a strong opinion about this controversial subject. The result is a summing up of all the views and opinions from different people in different countries and continents. The film can be understood only by people who have already seen the movie and the opinions of them are not given in detail, but only in a general way. I think the aim of the movie is to understand the cinema's importance in this century and the possible use of this concept in the future. To summarise, if you want to see how far cinema will go in the coming years, or if you want to see how to understand what makes movies important, this film is a good start. But I would recommend the following to see the movie, if you want to have a good insight about the movies: - The 2-hour documentary by the director, Jonas Blomqvist: it has a lot of interesting details and is very informative.

Friday, 04 Sep 2020 23:39

I am really not sure what the point of this documentary is, if it is to show that Muslims are not the only ones who hate homosexuals, or that the homosexual issue is a big problem for Muslims, or that homosexuals are the problem of all religions, but I can't find any other meaning. In fact, I don't think the documentary even tries to explain the problem. The main points it tries to tell us are: 1. that Muslims are the only people who hate homosexuals, and 2. that the homosexual issue is a big problem for Muslims. It doesn't explain why, and why the problem is happening, or why so many Muslims hate homosexuals. It tries to say that it is all in the religion, but it doesn't give any evidence that this is the case. It just claims that this is all in the religion, and that they have an image of God which tells them that homosexuality is wrong, and that this image has become so widespread that it is affecting the whole society. It doesn't say that this is happening in all religions, and it never says that homosexuality is only an Islamic problem. It just says that Muslims are the only ones who hate homosexuals. I don't know how to make a positive point about this documentary. It was very boring, it just showed the same thing over and over, showing Muslims in their own way, and never showing anything about the gay problem. It was a very boring documentary.

Sunday, 23 Aug 2020 00:40

I really liked this documentary. I think it was just as good as "En sieben Siebesnicht". It is worth a look for the American audience. I also thought that the documentary really focused on the differences between the German and the American perspectives of the Holocaust. I really enjoyed the discussion on how different parts of Germany reacted differently to the Holocaust. It was great to hear about how American audiences and the Germans reacted to the events. I thought the German commentary was really good. I also really liked how the documentary started out with German and American perspectives on the Holocaust and then went into the American perspectives. The documentary was pretty good overall. I think this documentary really shows the difference between the Germans and Americans on the Holocaust.

Wednesday, 12 Aug 2020 10:12

It was really interesting to watch the UN hand over a few handful of children to the US military to fight for their freedom. The US troops were brutal and no way to judge the children in the army. The child soldiers in the army did their job. All the child soldiers were just like any other kid. They did what they had to do. I was shocked at the way they treated them. They were allowed to kill people, break legs and bones, and just the usual things that the US military does to the civilian population. I would say that the children were treated better than the adults, and the adults did a bad job. Overall, I would give this movie a 7. I would never want my children to be in the army. I think that the army is very bad for children. It's not a very good job.

Wednesday, 05 Aug 2020 21:16

It's difficult to review a documentary on a subject of this magnitude without getting into a whole lot of detail. I think it's worth saying that the film's primary purpose is to show how brutal and inhumane a life of forced labour is. It's not about how "nice" a life is, or how it's the most natural thing in the world. It's about how it's hard, and how no one should ever have to live it. The only thing I can say about the film is that it is a very powerful documentary, but I found it very difficult to watch. At times it's very depressing, and at times I just didn't feel like it was worth it. I would recommend it to people who are interested in the topic, but don't want to watch it. It's not a film you'll watch again and again, and you won't be saying, "That's great. I would have done that too." You'll just think, "That's awful."

Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 11:13

If you're in the mood for some good Danish humor, this movie is for you. It is not for the squeamish, and it's not for the easily offended. But if you're looking for a little Danish history or a little historical insight into the Danish society and culture, then this is the movie for you. I'd say this is an excellent movie, even though it is a bit slow in some parts. It is also very funny and at times very moving. It is an entertaining movie and I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoys Danish humor and history.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 09:52

I really enjoyed this documentary. In fact, I think I was in the room where the film was made. It was like a dream, where the staff of a local hospital are interviewed about what they do. The staff are all female, and they all feel that the world should have a similar treatment for its female patients. In one interview, a patient who was anorexic, and had used heroin for about ten years, says that she is proud to be anorexic, because she doesn't need it. All these women have a dream, that is their own. There are also some funny moments. I like the interviews with a nurse who was going to be a doctor, but then decided that she didn't want to be a doctor anymore. She's now a pharmacist. She says that she didn't want to have to work with the kind of patients that she had been dealing with. She said that she was glad when she was in a hospital, because it was like "home". There are also interviews with a physician who was doing an experiment in his sleep lab, and asked his patients to lie down on the floor, and go to sleep. They all said that it was the most comfortable thing they ever did. He said that when people were asleep, the world had no meaning anymore. I would say that this is a great film, but also a little scary. It's also very inspiring, that you can make your own dream, and even do it with others. All in all, I recommend this film. It's very inspiring.

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 21:07

It's a great documentary. This is the story of the cancer which killed Johnny Depp, and his wife, Alice. Johnny Depp's character, who is an actor himself, was a scientist, who came up with a very effective treatment for cancer. He tried to convince his wife to get the treatment, but she didn't want to give up her job. The film is very well made, but the story is a little slow at times. I'm not sure if I missed a lot of important details, but the film itself is just a little too slow at times. Still, it is a good documentary.

Wednesday, 06 May 2020 01:07

It's a good documentary that's worth seeing. The problem is that it's really hard to follow. You don't really get the sense of what's happening, and it's really hard to find out what the film is about. It's just a collection of stories that don't really tie together. The story of the guy who has a heart condition that made him turn into a zombie is not really explored, but it's not really important. I think the film could have been longer and the movie could have had more of an explanation of what the documentary was about. It's hard to tell what the documentary was about without knowing what the film is about.

Monday, 04 May 2020 16:21

A well-made documentary about a group of former members of the communist party of East Germany, including a few young people who have joined the party. It is a fascinating look into a group of people who formed a secret society, which was a form of resistance against the communist regime. It is interesting to see how these former members cope with life, and how they express their feelings. The director's style is extremely restrained, and it shows in the production. However, I think it is worth watching, and I would recommend it.

Sunday, 03 May 2020 19:29

Trying to grasp how and why so many films like "Saved by the Bell" could get a 9.3 rating is something I hope to do in future reviews. I went to see this movie with a group of friends and for the most part we were completely engrossed. There are a few parts that kept me from enjoying the film 100%. The first and probably biggest is that the movie is simply too long. It is too long in fact that at the end, the movie does not have that much impact. You are left with the feeling that you just wasted a few hours of your life. It is only because of the fact that the movie was so good that I actually give it a 7.5/10. I don't see how anyone could give this movie a lower rating than 7.5/10. The second thing is the very clever advertising, especially on the DVD. If you go to the movies and see "Saved by the Bell", you will notice that they have put a lot of commercials for other movies on the DVD. This makes it easier for people to understand what is going on. Finally, this is not just about Sesame Street. This is about movies in general. This movie is not just about a guy named Joey who is gay. It is about a guy named Joey who is gay, and a bunch of other things, and a bunch of other things. I can understand why people would not like this movie. However, for people who like movies and can appreciate them for their messages, this is a must see. And if you can appreciate movies for what they are, you will enjoy this one. It is very good.

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