... says Lisa ought to give Miguel to her is both eerie and amusing "here you have the once-charitable sister, standing in the shadows with her arms around the little boy, speaking in a sinister voice, while the boy is in the light with absolutely no clue as to what is going on. As always, the end of the movie uses ... would be used when Cita and Lisa have their picture taken, but Lamangan stuck to medium shots. "Sisters- is a story about two sisters, Lisa and Luisa, who are also best friends. They have raised their children together, but both lead different lifestyles "Cita is a successful...

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... the FBI is convinced that David is a spy for the Soviet Union, claiming, "He does fit the profile perfectly. He's intelligent but an underachiever, alienated from his parents, has few friends. A classic case for recruitment by the Soviets." Without a single piece of evidence, or even an interrogation, David is immediately categorized as a spy for the communists. The director continues, "Now, what ... ?" This brief exchange does illustrate expertly the state of our country at the time. This whole conversation, vaguely reminiscent of the Red Scare in the early 20s, shows both how little ha...

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