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Robin Williams in The World According to Garp (1982)

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Rob Lowe and Ally Sheedy in Oxford Blues (1984)

Jodie Foster, Gary Busey, and Robbie Robertson in Carny (1980)

Jodie Foster and Mark Harmon in Stealing Home (1988)

Peter Lorre, Helmut Dantine, Faye Emerson, and Raymond Massey in Hotel Berlin (1945)

Human beings are remarkable - at what we can learn to live with. If we can't - get strong from what we lose, what we miss, what we want and can't have - then we could never get strong enough, could we? What else makes us strong?

Jodie Foster and Nastassja Kinski in The Hotel New Hampshire (1984)

Jodie Foster, Nastassja Kinski, and Rob Lowe in The Hotel New Hampshire (1984)

Jodie Foster, Nastassja Kinski, Rob Lowe, and Beau Bridges in The Hotel New Hampshire (1984)

Nastassja Kinski and Rob Lowe in The Hotel New Hampshire (1984)

Jodie Foster and Dorsey Wright in The Hotel New Hampshire (1984)

Rob Lowe

Jodie Foster

Paul McCrane

John Irving

Tony Richardson

A New Englander and his odd family run a hotel in Vienna, as unexpected events change their lives forever.

The Hotel New Hampshire

One of my all-times favorite films!

I can&apos;t believe no one ever bothered writing about this wonderful film. Though it is in many way American  most cast and the author of the book on which the book is based are American  but this is one of the least American films I know. It is so European  the director, the locale that is half the time Europe  and the very daring subject matters simply make this a real gem. It is a story of a family with the oddest characters and the most horrible disasters. And yet they persevere. `Keep Passing the Open Windows&quot;  the motto that represents both danger of suicide and hope.

It is funny, sad, emotional and insightful. The course of events may be too quick for some, but as in life  it&apos;s so very unexpected.

 I love `The World According to Garp&apos; as well, as movie and book and these two share a lot in common. And how can anyone resist watching a film with such a wonderful cast  Rob Lowe, Jodie Foster, Paul McCrane, Beau Bridges, Wallace Shawn, Matthew Modine, Wilford Brimley, Nastassja Kinski and Amanda Plummer And Rob Lowe and Jodie Foster never looked cuter. The story spans many years and places, and would touch on subject matters such as raising children, music, incest, homosexuality, communism, psychology, terrorism, writing, racism, hotel management and the recurring subjects with John Irving  at least in what I read  airplanes and bears (see Garp again for these too).

A film that leaves you with a feeling of hope and a wish that you also knew these wonderful people.  Don&apos;t miss it.

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I can't believe no one ever bothered writing about this wonderful film. Though it is in many way American  most cast and the author of the book on which the book is based are American  but this is one of the least American films I know. It is so European  the director, the locale that is half the time Europe  and the very daring subject matters simply make this a real gem. It is a story of a family with the oddest characters and the most horrible disasters. And yet they persevere. `Keep Passing the Open Windows"  the motto that represents both danger of suicide and hope.

It is funny, sad, emotional and insightful. The course of events may be too quick for some, but as in life  it's so very unexpected.

 I love `The World According to Garp' as well, as movie and book and these two share a lot in common. And how can anyone resist watching a film with such a wonderful cast  Rob Lowe, Jodie Foster, Paul McCrane, Beau Bridges, Wallace Shawn, Matthew Modine, Wilford Brimley, Nastassja Kinski and Amanda Plummer And Rob Lowe and Jodie Foster never looked cuter. The story spans many years and places, and would touch on subject matters such as raising children, music, incest, homosexuality, communism, psychology, terrorism, writing, racism, hotel management and the recurring subjects with John Irving  at least in what I read  airplanes and bears (see Garp again for these too).

A film that leaves you with a feeling of hope and a wish that you also knew these wonderful people.  Don't miss it.

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