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CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS AND THE CINEMA her. When Bernadette is twenty, she is persuaded by the Dean of Lourdes to enter a convent, and there she has to forget about the fame she had in the outside world, and she becomes a Sister. At last it is discovered that she has a tumour on her knee, and tuberculosis of the bones, She had, therefore, been in great pain for many years, and had never said a word. She was also suffering from asthma, but this was known by everyone. Then the nuns are positive that the vision was the Virgin Mary, and that Bernadette was a messenger of God. After a short while, Bernadette dies at the convent with a smile on her lips, because the vision appeared to her once again before she died.
I liked this film for many reasons, but mainly because I was able to relax and enjoy the film thoroughly, and not have to concentrate because the speech was indistinct, or the story complicated. The acting of the main characters was excellent, especially of Bernadette, her mother and the Dean of Lourdes. Therefore I could almost imagine myself there at the time the film was supposed to take place, and if a film can make you feel this, I think it has achieved its main goal, and this is especially true of historical films. Another thing I liked about the film was that it was different from other films, and also it made me forget the world outside for a couple of hours, and to place myself in a different world, where men were not always in a terrific hurry, and things happened in a leisurely way. These are the main reasons why I liked the Song of Bernadette.
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I very much enjoyed a film called Journey Into Fear. I also read the book and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was about a man who had to go to a foreign country on business and how he was nearly murdered on his return journey. It was very exciting both to watch and to read. This man was sent back to England by a ship. He went to Turkey. Another wanted to kill him so to try and dodge him, he went over to France. One evening he went out and when he returned the murderer was in his room, and he fired at this man. He soon recovered and the next few days he decided to go back quickly to his home. He started on the boat and discovered that the murderer was on it. Luckily he had a pistol. The murderer kept on spying on him and took his pistol. His friend lent him one. This friend planned for the escape of the gentleman. The man was to be in a certain cabin by eight o'clock and stay there until his friend
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