Okay, so your life hasn't been made into a movie yet, but some days it has all of the makings of a studio tragicomedy. |
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This tragedy is transformed into a tragicomedy, and indeed, into a farce, by a mechanical device that belongs more to vaudeville than to a novel. |
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Unfortunately the formula that produces big laughs on screen is somewhat less amusing for the fans of this latter long-running tragicomedy. |
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If the play were a comedy, or at least a tragicomedy, Edgar's victory over Edmund would have turned the tribulation to joy. |
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But any significant new insights into that strange, perverse Jacobean tragicomedy contrived to pass me by. |
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This odd-couple tragicomedy is so well acted by both men, so utterly involving, and so real. |
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This debut may remind some readers of Lorrie Moore's dry and poignant tragicomedy. |
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And he aims to complete this picture with a tragicomedy dealing with the relationship between two fiery best friends. |
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This film could have been deadly earnest and full of moral fury, but the tone is the stuff of tragicomedy. |
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It is not coincidental that tragicomedy has surfaced as a subgenre in war literature. |
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Again there is a comparison with Beckett and tragicomedy, where happiness and sadness are all the more vivid from being in relief to each other. |
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The play also captures something of Beckett's absurdist tragicomedy Waiting for Godot. |
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She has crafted a consistently engaging tragicomedy of life in the big city. |
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The plays fall into the categories of history, tragedy, comedy and tragicomedy. |
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The terms black comedy and tragicomedy imply a mix of the mordant and the humorous. |
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The tragicomedy of U.S. politics is that we really do get the government we deserve. |
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There is a difference between the two films, of course, with Shouf Shouf Habibi being more of a tragicomedy with more dramatic elements. |
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Volare', tragicomedy and poetry to reflect on an underworld beyond the everyday, is coming to Palma's Teatre del Mar. |
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But seen against a deeper background they reveal also a feeling for tragicomedy, for the enigmatic and inscrutable. |
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A chaotic tragicomedy about the extinction of species caused by mankind and its own impending extinction. |
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Playing on the biblical myth of Adam and Eve, Ingo Schulze has produced a superb tragicomedy. |
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Her chance came in this 15 th-century tragicomedy by Fernando de Rojas about a madam at a brothel who agrees to help a nobleman seduce a young virgin. |
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That's because it is not a tragicomedy about being old, but about the grief of settling into middle age, specifically the middle age of a married working-class man. |
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In this tragicomedy, lives and careers take place backward, starting with the corruption of success and winding up at an innocent high school graduation. |
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But both tyrant and rake coexist in tragicomedy, as they do in Clarissa. |
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In his final period, Shakespeare turned to romance or tragicomedy and completed four major plays, including The Tempest. |
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Through his prints, Nicolás defends his cultural identity and takes a critical view of planetary reality, through the prism of political tragicomedy. |
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He was a man who delighted in words and wit, a writer with a keen eye for the nuances of character and drama, but his greatest pleasure seemed to come from the tragicomedy of life itself. |
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Amid the hi-res, day-glo battiness of Tim Burton's Lewis Carroll adaption, De la Tour's Chekhovian turn as Aunt Imogene felt rooted in real-world tragicomedy. |
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What I like in tragicomedy is the poetry of humour. |
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He was born in 1975 in Morocco and studied acting at the Amsterdam drama school and in New York. He was the initiator as well as the protagonist of the multicultural tragicomedy Shouf Shouf Habibi! |
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Otherwise, we run the risk of relying on lies or even tragicomedy. |
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The best long-term plan for its economy would be a deal with the Turkish-Cypriots to reunify the island, which would boost tourism and GDP. More broadly, Cyprus's tragicomedy should prompt Europe's leaders to get a move on. |
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In his final period, Shakespeare turned to romance or tragicomedy and completed three more major plays, including The Tempest. |
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This was a tragicomedy by James Howard, in which the two lovers survive. |
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