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| Grammar, for Cha, is insubstantially yet ineluctably coded as a way of expressing the layers of female subjectivity, a full blankness in which articulation is threatened or strangled, yet constitutive. Directed by Danny Boyle, the British flashmaster (``Shallow Grave,'' ``Trainspotting,'' ``A Life Less Ordinary''), who seems to be interested in addressing serious matters as insubstantially as possible, the film starts off amusingly enough. |
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