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Quiet and poignant, it is also starkly authentic: this is how the GDR, with its bugging, wanton bureaucracy and petty cruelty, must have been.Sebastian Koch is magnetic as Georg Dreyman, the lead.

It is poignant, it is beautiful, and it is absolutely hilarious.

("Whip smart, radical, keen and poignant, it is the best 20 minutes of television I've seen in years," Alexis Soloski wrote in the Times).

If they can also be poignant it is because Mr. Johns has managed to strike a fine balance between autobiography and commonality.

What makes this book so potent and stunning, though, is not just how painful and poignant it is (and it is--I promise that you will cry while reading this book, and while reflecting on it after finishing it).

Beautifully written, funny and poignant, it was made into a film, as was her next novel, Life Isn't All Ha Ha Hee Hee, about three Asian women in their 30s.

The pulsating Swayze is particularly poignant: it's about "ghosting".

That's cause while labor's political influence is still poignant, it's clearly not the powerhouse it once was.

Precisely because Jim and Pam's relationship has been so poignant — it's the show's chief ornament — they are fast running out of reasons to stay apart.

Brief, vulgar and poignant, it's not much of a poem, but it is a perfect example of the documentary's idiosyncratic heart.

The judges loved it, with Bruno calling it heavenly perfection and Len saying, "It was poignant, it was gentle, it was perfect".