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| In 1968, the renowned Swiss playwright and novelist Durrenmatt scripted his own personal variations on the theme of Strindberg's turgid work, wherein a military officer and a gentleman are driven to the verge of madness by an untalented actress. We've had tremendous success over the past year selling the iCEBOX(TM) as a value-added feature to the newly wired kitchen," said Patrick Durrenmatt, owner of Northcomm, a home systems integration company in Traverse City, Michigan. Appalling but, really, kind of predictable, even if so much of the moment-to-moment behavior in the story is not (the film was adapted from a novel by Friedrich Durrenmatt, a Swiss existential playwright who wrote the book as a kind of protest against the mechanical nature of the mystery genre). |
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