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Alternate 224k 6ch Dolby AC3 Italian audio track

subs included for Arabic Dutch English Farsi Finnish French German
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A movie about the movement to free the blacks in the South from ideas
of racial segregation.

The beating of a dear-most Irishwoman in this movie (Ms. Frances McDormand plays 
the wife of a deputy in the Sheriffs department) is repugnant an idea to the spirit
and is a menacing threat in this regards as is depicted as it suggests a lack of 
sane engagement morally no doubt for those involved in cheering on while her 
husband does the "kowtow". It hardly gives the Klan a good reputation among
men to be shown acting this way too to a woman of such spirit, (despite her 
fraternizing with Gene Hackman, playing an FBI investigator brought in to the 
community to investigate missing persons linked to the civil rights movement) - 
and her being polite with black children visiting her home.
Her 'spousal assailant" deserves the (electric) "chair" I believe however
I'd just even settle in this case to have seen him hang.

Thanks for seeding

Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo)