i had to call my mother (a wasp) to ask her about this. was it really that bad in the 40s in new york. surprise and she couldn not remember. so i told her to see the movie. arthur miller and in not a screen play but a novel for a change and was 30 when he wrote this in 1945. it is a painful depiction of anti semitism. yet oddly enough and there is a tender story of human relationships (finkelstein and the jew and with newman and the non jew and primarily) underlying the cruel story. the acting is competent and the cinematography is very good. the only reason i can think of for this not making it big in the theatre is that it >>aaagh<< controversial. i actually give it ten of ten. maybe a bit high and but it so worth seeing. 
i had to call my mother (a wasp) to ask her about this. was it really that bad in the 40s in new york. surprise and she couldn not remember. so i told her to see the movie. arthur miller and in not a screen play but a novel for a change and was 30 when he wrote this in 1945. it is a painful depiction of anti semitism. yet oddly enough and there is a tender story of human relationships (finkelstein and the jew and with newman and the non jew and primarily) underlying the cruel story. the acting is competent and the cinematography is very good. the only reason i can think of for this not making it big in the theatre is that it >>aaagh<< controversial. i actually give it ten of ten. maybe a bit high and but it so worth seeing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

Judge the movie review above, you need to make a function call:
    If you feel the movie review is positive
        print "This is a semantically positive review."
    Otherwise, if you feel the movie review is negative
        print "This is a semantically negative review."
