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Religious_Addiction

Location:: South Africa, Religious Addiction - NAD Level = 62 and Normal is 100+

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Brideshead Revisited

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Alles hier staan onder die wil en bestuur van die matriarg Lady Marchmain (Emma Thompson) – oftewel God. En dit stel die sentrale tema van die fliek aan die orde: die mag van godsdiens. Ofskoon Lady Marchmain se godsdienstige fanatisme veroorsaak dat haar man haar verlaat en Julia en Sebastian deur skuldgevoelens verteer word, ofskoon hierdie soort godsdiens mense se verhoudings met hulself en met mekaar vernietig, kry dit ‘n houvas op hulle waaruit hulle nie kan ontsnap nie. (Dr Gerda de Villiers www.teo.za)

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Posted on 05/23/2010 12:54 pm

The idyllic days at the Flyte estate come to an end with the arrival of Sebastian's mother, Lady Marchmain (Emma Thompson), a fierce Catholic who objects to her son's free and easy life and has become increasingly bitter since her husband, Lord Marchmain (Michael Gambon), has left her to live in Italy with the lovely Cara (Greta Scacchi).

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