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The New York Times described the film Diana this way: It’s the ordinariness that pulls you into the movie, despite its longueurs, overexcited passages and insistent fatalism. ... In scene after scene, Naomi Watts — whose face delicately expresses competing emotions, as despair turns to hope, and sincerity battles guile — make Diana’s crushing loneliness palpable, lived-in and real. Ive got three DVDs/Blu-rays of this film to give away. Check it out:

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