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	"*A modest documentary that is little more than filmed journalism and pales in comparison with more ambitious recent non-fiction films such as Fahrenheit 9/11* and The Corporation.*" Posted Aug 31, 2004*	Bush's Brain (2004)	61%
	"Often staggeringly beautiful, but the film is ultimately waylaid by a curious blend of epic stasis and strained social uplift." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Kundun (1997)	75%
	"An uneasy mesh of character-driven privileged moments and occasionally muddled melodrama." Posted Jan 1, 2000	My Name is Joe (1998)	86%
	"Instead of stressing the farcical potential of Nico's mid-life crisis, the film becomes an uninvolving melodrama which lacks dramatic tension." Posted Jan 1, 2000	Seventh Heaven (1997)	57%
	"The flippancy of Wenders and Nicholas Klein's script, and the lethargic performances of a star-studded cast, trivialize presumably good intentions." Posted Jan 1, 2000	The End of Violence (1997)	28%

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