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Both are shot in unsentimentalized modes that are near documentarian in manner.
‘Che’ Director Steven Soderbergh On Creating His Controversial Epic » MTV Movies Blog 2008
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In a moviegoing culture that valorizes the contrived self-importance of Crash and the glib indie 'charm' of Little Miss Sunshine, Killer of Sheep feels resolutely other, fashioned with an observational, almost verite aesthetic, a loose, episodic narrative, and a complicated, unsentimentalized approach to class, race, and family.
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In his fiction as well as his nonfiction, Howells was therefore careful to take an unsentimentalized approach.
Howells Rediscovered 2005
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In his fiction as well as his nonfiction, Howells was therefore careful to take an unsentimentalized approach.
Howells Rediscovered 2005
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Kailyard school, it is not to them, but to such kindred unsentimentalized work as Mr. Shan Bullock's, that you instinctively compare it.
Irish Plays and Playwrights Cornelius Weygandt 1914
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I always liked his Venetian pictures, for their poetic, unsentimentalized veracity, and I printed as well as liked many of his poems.
Literary Friends and Acquaintance; a Personal Retrospect of American Authorship William Dean Howells 1878
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I always liked his Venetian pictures, for their poetic, unsentimentalized veracity, and I printed as well as liked many of his poems.
Cambridge Neighbors (from Literary Friends and Acquaintance) William Dean Howells 1878
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I can think of few novels, besides Mark Haddon's "Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," that present such a nuanced, complex and unsentimentalized portrait of individuals with mental handicaps.
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I can think of few novels, besides Mark Haddon's "Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," that present such a nuanced, complex and unsentimentalized portrait of individuals with mental handicaps.
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Based on Nevada Paiute poet Adrian C. Louis's novel of the same name, the 2000 movie "Skins" that Eyre directed is widely touted as an unsentimentalized look at life among the poorest Native Americans (played by C.nadian First Nations actors).
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