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A screenwriter and a director. Made such movies as Shut Up!, Black & White and many more.
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 The Happening and PhilosophyAmir Ragporker does a brain surgery to M. Night Shyamalan's new movie, "The Happening". 21 Movie - Philosophical and Psychological ViewsThe movie "21" charms us with a personal glance at some of most amazing places - Las Vegas, but beyond this city and this movie there is much more then a simple scale of money... The Best Valentine’s Day MovieMany have been there, taking your mate to a movie, a romantic comedy on Valentine's day. But here is the thing, if you are a man, you dislike the movie but have to go, if you are a woman you might enjoy the movie but feel bad for your boyfriend. Happiness... Past, Present, Thoughts and EmotionsScreenwriter and Director, Amir Ragporker ("Shut Up!", "One Way Out!?!") shows how easy it is to reach happiness. Juno as a Philosophical and Psychological MovieDirector & screenwriter, Amir Ragporker, slice Juno as the year best comedy... Cloverfield and PhilosophyThe movie Cloverfield is revealed the way it never been revealed before as Director/Screenwriter, Amir Ragporker, illustrate some, unique angles. Like a brain surgery, Amir opens our minds and manifests his Philosophical views about the Blockbuster that created the biggest buzz since Janet Jackson showed her tit on national TV. Block to Happiness!There are no blocks to feel happiness! Yes, it is hard to understand this truth (I you believe it is hard.... No Country for Old Men, Philosophy and ViewNote: Only for people who already watched the movie!
Powerful movie which absorbs life as a tragedy. In the middle of the last century a question was rased by philosophers. Not the question of “what action is good?” but “What is the meaning of action is good?”. In our movie... Happiness and a ChoiceArthur Schopenhauer for once, told us that we must feel unhappy and then we can experience true happiness. But I, say he is wrong. Since happiness is a feeling we can experience it all the time! Happiness in the Moment...Don't think it, feel it
Remember that thinking about happiness and feeling happiness is something totally different...
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