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Whether it's "Faces" — the 1968 film that is more or less his "Portnoy's Complaint," a great liberation in style, subject, and tone — or "Husbands" or "Opening Night," he's filming the upwardly mobile children of immigrants, the rising suburban bourgeoisie whose high-strung striving comes with a hair-trigger aggression as well as a tightly restrained vitality.
But it's not masks now, it's faces forcing through the white wall of oblivion to breathe, to ask about something.
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"It's face-to-face.
It's facing the reality".
"It's face to face," he said.
It's facing the positive side.
OUR nation isn't facing just a debt crisis; it's facing a democracy crisis.
So it's facing rising heat.
So it's facing an ever-growing gaggle of competition.
But it's facing a threat.
On it's face, why not?
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