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Within this emphatically antinaturalistic set, Fassbinder mounts a correspondingly manufactured drama. Querelle (Brad Davis)—a handsome, murderous sailor whose brother, Robert (Hanno Pöschl), is having an affair with Lysiane—arranges an opium deal with the madam’s husband, Nono (Günther Kaufmann).
"Yet each man kills the thing he loves,/ Yet each man does not die." This suggests that everyone has committed crime and sin and yet not everyone faces the consequences of their actions. Rejects the idea that prison is a retributive justice.
0:04. 1:04. WASHINGTON − The Supreme Court ruled Monday that former President Donald Trump can be tried for any of his efforts to overturn his 2020 loss that were not taken in his official ...
The Boys is full of death, but little grieving. Since season 1, Homelander has laser-blasted bystanders, punched Vought underlings through the chest, and ripped apart fellow supes nearly once an ...
Moreau, dressed in a black lacy nightgown, casually sings, as if it is a given, “Each man kills the thing he loves.”—Kyle Turner
Season 1. Amazon Prime. IT MAKES SENSE that everything begins (and potentially will end) with Hughie Campbell ( Jack Quaid )—the everyman who ends up getting into the vigilante group known as The...
The Boys' Daphne Campbell Revives Her Husband With V. The Boys Season 4, Episode 4 ended with Hughie obtaining Compound V from A-Train and contemplating injecting the serum into his father's veins. Hughie Sr. had a stroke and was comatose. His son thought that maybe V would make him superhuman and prolong his life.
