Piano Ada's daughter, Flora (Oscar winnerĪnna Paquin) tells a false and melodramatic story about how her mother Travels to her new husband, separated from the moment from her real The PianoĪda (Oscar winner Holly Hunter) speaks in her mind's voice as she Phone Booth Trapped in a phone booth by a sniper, immoral publicist Stu Shepard (Colin Farrell) is coerced into telling the truth for once in front of the police, the media, his wife, and his mistress. Philadelphia Andrew Beckett (Tom Hanks), dying from AIDS, experiences something like transcendence while listening to an opera aria.

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Lawyer Jim Miller (Denzel Washington) gives his opening statement to a Persona Alma (Bibi Andersson) speaks to her healthyīut always silent patient, telling her a rather lurid story from her The Perfect Storm A fishing boat captain herself, Linda Greenlaw (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio) eulogizes her fallen comrades. Larry Flynt Pornographer and free-speech proponent Larry Flynt (Woody Harrelson) speaks at a free speech convention on the topic of what constitutes obscenity.

Patton Standing in front ofĪ huge U.S flag, General Patton (George C.Scott) delivers a powerful and (Adolphe Menjou) fails to understand the motives of Colonel Dax (Kirkĭouglas) in this Kubrick anti-war classic. PatchĪdams Angry and bitter, Patch Adams (Robin Williams)Ĭonverses with God, while standing on a cliff, contemplating Passion Fish Actress Nina (Nancy Mette) visits the recently paralyzed May-Alice (whose part she took over on a soap opera.) During their conversation about leaving soap operas for more serious acting work, Nina tells the following funny yet bittersweet story of her first real acting job. Paris, Je T'Aime In this short film directed by Tom Tykwer, Francine (Natalie Portman) calls her blind French student boyfriend Thomas (Melchior Beslon) to rehearse a speech from a play. Pariah Brooklyn teenager Alike (Adepero Oduye) comes to terms with her identity in her free verse, read near the end of his clearly personal independent film. (Oscar-winner Tatum O'Neal) with mixed results. Late-great Madeline Kahn) tries to bury the hatchet with Addie Movie Speaker/Context Paper Moon 'Exotic dancer' Miss Trixie Delight (the A-B - C - D-F - G-L - M-O - P-R - S - T-Z - FEMALE MONOS.

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