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Out of Africa
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Robert Redford, Meryl Streep, Klaus Maria Brandauer, Michael Kitchen View AllCrew
Sydney Pollack (Director), Kurt Luedtke (Screenplay) View AllRelease: Dec. 20th, 1985
Runtime: 2 hours, 41 minutes
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Out of Africa (1985)
Out Of Africa
This off beat film is based on the real life memoirs of a Danish woman called Karen Blixen ( played by Meryl Streep ) who lived in Kenya during the colonial times of British rule ...
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mattiasflgrtll6
You're left wondering where destiny will take her, and if she ever will love again or rather stand alone in fear of being abandoned.
You're left wondering where destiny will take her, and if she ever will love again or rather stand alone in fear of being abandoned.
Iroquois
Meryl Streep naturally brings a lot to this particular table as Baroness Karen Blixen, the source's author who ends up going to Africa with her new husband (Klaus Maria Brandauer, who makes for a surprisingly decent "antagonist" without descending into smarmy villainy).
Meryl Streep naturally brings a lot to this particular table as Baroness Karen Blixen, the source's author who ends up going to Africa with her new husband (Klaus Maria Brandauer, who makes for a surprisingly decent "antagonist" without descending into smarmy villainy).
Thief
I wish the film would've given a bit more space to Karen's relationship with Bron in the first act, or tried to expand more on her conflicts with Denys, while trimming down that tedious second act.
I wish the film would've given a bit more space to Karen's relationship with Bron in the first act, or tried to expand more on her conflicts with Denys, while trimming down that tedious second act.