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Film, USA 1995.

Dead Man Walking (1995) directed by Tim Robbins, starring Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn. IMDb

http://www.cineman.de/movie/1995/DeadManWalking/review.html German review, but interesting as it criticises the cinematic techniques at the end of the film (parallel sequences execution/murder/injection) and the "Christian touch" of the film in total. Plus commentaries on the review http://www.cineman.de/memberzone/comment/?issuer=c_movie_review&issuer_id=202&title=Forum:%20Dead%20Man%20Walking&referer=/ Interesting is the first one, as the author does not avoid the tendency toward "now we can imagine how it is in real life".

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−	* http://www.cineman.de/movie/1995/DeadManWalking/review.html German ~~Review~~, but ~~intreseting~~ as it criticises the cinematic techniques at the end of the film (parallel sequences execution/murder/injection) and the "Christian touch" of the film in total. Plus commentaries on the review http://www.cineman.de/memberzone/comment/?issuer=c_movie_review&issuer_id=202&title=Forum:%20Dead%20Man%20Walking&referer=/ Interesting is the first one, as the author does not avoid the tendency toward "now we can imagine how it is in real life".	+	* http://www.cineman.de/movie/1995/DeadManWalking/review.html German review, but interesting as it criticises the cinematic techniques at the end of the film (parallel sequences execution/murder/injection) and the "Christian touch" of the film in total. Plus commentaries on the review http://www.cineman.de/memberzone/comment/?issuer=c_movie_review&issuer_id=202&title=Forum:%20Dead%20Man%20Walking&referer=/ Interesting is the first one, as the author does not avoid the tendency toward "now we can imagine how it is in real life".