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looks$93350$ - tradução para italiano
1981 FILM BY KEN LOACH
Looks and Smiles (film)
looks
n. aspetto; spettacolo
good looks
LOOK, OUTWARD PHENOTYPE
Looks; Physical appearance; Human appearance; Good looks; Personal appearance; Scrawny; Human phenotype; Human physical appearances
bellezza avvenenza bell"aspetto
fatal mistake
CANADIAN TELEVISION SERIES
Nicholas deBrabant/Nick Knight; Nicholas (Nick) Knight; Urs (Forever Knight); Divia (Forever Knight); Dark Knight (Forever Knight); Dark Knight: The Second Chapter; For I Have Sinned; Dying to Know You; False Witness (Forever Knight); Dead Air (Forever Knight); Dead Issue; Hunters (Forever Knight); Father Figure (Forever Knight); Dying for Fame; Spin Doctor (Forever Knight); Only the Lonely (Forever Knight); 1966 (Forever Knight); If Looks Could Kill (Forever Knight); Fatal Mistake; Dark Knight: The Second Chapter (Forever Knight); For I Have Sinned (Forever Knight); Dance by the Light of the Moon (Forever Knight); Dying to Know You (Forever Knight); Last Act (Forever Knight); Cherry Blossoms (Forever Knight); I Will Repay (Forever Knight); Dead Issue (Forever Knight); Fatal Mistake (Forever Knight); Feeding the Beast (Forever Knight); Dying for Fame (Forever Knight); Outside the Lines (Forever Knight); Outside the lines(TV Episode); Lucien LaCroix; Blind Faith (Forever Knight)
errore fatale, grave errore
Definição
dirty look
¦ noun informal a look expressing disapproval, disgust, or anger.
Wikipédia
Looks and Smiles
Looks and Smiles is a 1981 British drama film directed by Ken Loach. It is based on the novel of the same name, written by Barry Hines. The film was entered into the 1981 Cannes Film Festival, where Loach won the Young Cinema Award.
The film was shot in black-and-white entirely on location in Sheffield. There is some Yorkshire dialect in the film, although not as much as in previous Loach-Hines collaborations such as Kes and The Price of Coal. Despite this, the review in The New York Times complained that "a great deal of the dialogue remains unintelligible to the American ear."
