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Tag Archives: Bereavement
The Killing Cracks the Case
With just two more episodes to go (tonight, June 10, at 9/8c, and next Sunday, June 17, on AMC, check local listings), Season 2 of The Killing is just about to wrap and Rosie Larsen’s killer will be revealed. While I’m absolutely … Continue reading
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Tagged AMC, Bereavement, Brent Sexton, Crime Drama, Family Relationships, Joel Kinnaman, Mireille Enos, Murder Mystery, Rosie Larsen, The Killing, Twin Peaks
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Chimpanzee
Disneynature’s Chimpanzee calls to mind March of the Penguins, minus the ice and snow and high-minded narrative. Both films unfold in treacherous landscapes traversed by intrepid filmmakers who test the limits of Mother Nature, time-lapse photography and technologically advanced film … Continue reading
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Tagged Bereavement, Chimpanzees, Disneynature, Family Relationships, Jane Goodall, Nature & Wildlife, Surrogate Parenting
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The Way
A refreshing surprise. I’m usually not a fan of overtly inspirational films, but I was often moved by The Way and definitely recommend it. The spot-on casting and appealing characters should appeal to a broad audience. Unlike most films with spiritual subtexts, The Way speaks to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bereavement, Emilio Estevez, Family Relationships, Martin Sheen, Spiritual Issues
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