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Pirate Radio

A quirky type comedy with great music that was just all around fun to watch.
First, I love pretty much anything that Philip Seymour Hoffman stars in, he is an brilliant actor. Second, it was kind of a nice escape in a nostalgic sort of way.
Set off the coast of England in the 1960’s, a [...]

Breakfast with Scot

Scot with one “T” is an adorable young boy who recently lost his mother. He likes costume jewelry, the color pink and singing songs from classical musicals.
He ends up moving in with this charming gay couple and they learn to become a family.
I found the movie funny, refreshing and really quite entertaining.
It is unfortunate that [...]

Speak

Speak is a film which delicately reflects how a young high school woman (Melinda Sordino) deals with a very traumatic event that took place at the end of the previous school year.
The traumatic event in her case was rape, however, the healing that she discovered could work with other types of trauma as well.
At the [...]

Southbounders

If you like to hike, or would like to take a glimpse as to what it is like to be a serious hiker and travel by foot along the 2,170 mile chain of Appalachian trails that run from Main to Georgia, then this is an amazing movies to see.
I like to hike, but I don’t [...]

The Drummer

“The powerful vibration of the drum can awaken a man’s soul.”
I had a chance to hear a drum team play for a local venue last year and the vibrations from the beat of the drums thundered so powerfully throughout the room that you could literally could feel the vibrations penetrate your body. It was intense [...]

Under the Same Moon – La misma luna

We rented this movie on the recommendation of my son as he heard about it in his Spanish class.
It is about a little boy named Carlos played by Adrian Alonso who lives with his grandmother in Mexico while his mother works in the United States trying to earn enough money to bring him to the [...]

Phoebe in Wonderland

This movie addresses the hardships of mental illness and I wish there were more movies out there like this as mental illness is an issue where society often pretends as though it does not even exist.
So many people suffer from almost disabilitating disorders, where if addressed and diagnosed, they could live normal and healthy lives [...]

Danny Deckchair

My family was getting tired of foreign films and having to read their way through a movie, so I got them to agree on an Australian film where at least they understood the language.
They ended up loving this film so much that we had to watch it twice. It was very entertaining, especially in the [...]

Kirschblüten – Hanami (Cherry Blossoms)

I really didn’t know what to expect when I sat down to watch this movie.
It moved a little slowly at first, and then it took off in a totally different direction that I hadn’t expected, and in the end I was left in shear awe.
This was simply a beautiful and heartfelt presentation of one mans [...]

Kinamand – Chinaman

This was a heart warming movie about a Danish man named Keld who basically didn’t have a clue on how to live or enjoy life. Thus his wife of many years, simply gave up on their relationship and one day just packed up her bags and left.
Keld was dumbfounded at his wife’s departure and at [...]

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