Plus there's a dream sequence where a character's fly is being undone by a ghost.

The 1999 "The Winslow Boy" is G David Mamet.

The 1999 "The Winslow Boy" is G David Mamet.

I like Topsy-Turvy, but it doesn't apply. There are the topless prostitutes, you know.

I like Topsy-Turvy, but it doesn't apply. There are the topless prostitutes, you know.

Also the earlier movie by that director, "Gregory's Girl." Starts with some teens in a tree practicing their Peeping Tom skills, but apart from that it's pretty clean.

Also the earlier movie by that director, "Gregory's Girl." Starts with some teens in a tree practicing their Peeping Tom skills, but apart from that it's pretty clean.

Well, you think that of the woman, but what of this particular belief? Too often people say "a great film" when they really mean "a movie I agree with."

Well, you think that of the woman, but what of this particular belief? Too often people say "a great film" when they really mean "a movie I agree with."

I'm afraid I agree with Pauline Kael. Sometimes a movie covers a big topic and blesses a audience's personal pieties and is therefore seen as important. I have too little time to see "The Passion of the Christ" or "Dogma."

I'm afraid I agree with Pauline Kael. Sometimes a movie covers a big topic and blesses a audience's personal pieties and is therefore seen as important. I have too little time to see "The Passion of the Christ" or "Dogma."

Any relation to Donald Sabol?

Any relation to Donald Sabol?

Sings: "I wear no pants!"

Sings: "I wear no pants!"

Anybody out there interested in A.V. Club covering other classical works, including small-scale works such as quartets? Or is it mass culture?

Anybody out there interested in A.V. Club covering other classical works, including small-scale works such as quartets? Or is it mass culture?

Of course, I'm writing about the 1960 campaign. This was later: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Of course, I'm writing about the 1960 campaign. This was later: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Look at the documentary "Primary." Humphrey is seen engaging some farmers on the street, joking with them, and talking about farm prices. Kennedy has a personal warmth, he reaches film & TV audiences, and he talks about "the missile gap" and the Soviets. It is quite possible that Humphrey thought and talked about more…