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Paris and its Lights

Philippe Saharoff

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Photographer Philippe Saharoff reaches beyond the usual cliches that surround the city of Paris,...

Peep Inside a Fairy Tale Little Red Riding Hood

Anna Milbourne and Julia Sarda Portabella

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Journey into the woods with Little Red Riding Hood, peeping through the trees, lifting flaps to see...

Immortals (2011)

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Fantasy action movie based on Greek mythology (really quite loosely based). When an evil warlord...

You are Your Child's First Teacher: What Parents Can do with and for Their Children from Birth to Age Six

Rahima Baldwin

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Rahima Baldwin Dancy warns against rushing children through childhood. She advocates a "slow...

Michael Sheen recommended Apocalypse Now (1979) in Movies (curated)

Apocalypse Now (1979)

1979 | Action, Drama, War

8.7

(37 Ratings)

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"It’s a film I’ve watched so many times, and every time I watch it I find something new in it. Again, it’s got kind of a strange beauty about it: it’s disturbing and kind of magical, and mythical and mysterious, and just shot amazingly. And there’s kind of a madness in it, which I really like as well. The original version, because that’s the one I know the best."

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Claire Danes recommended The Wind-up Bird Chronicle in Books (curated)

"This is a kind of Alice In Wonderland premise: A man is looking for a cat. Murakami describes these banal domestic experiences, but, cumulatively, he spins an outrageous, trippy story. That's a kind of magic — to make the magical seem ordinary and vice versa. It's such a tender story, his search for the cat and, by extension, a life. That one task leads him on a labyrinthine journey."

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Emily Mortimer recommended The Amazing Bone in Books (curated)

The Amazing Bone

William Steig | 2011 | Children, Science Fiction/Fantasy

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"Steig wrote and illustrated the best American children’s books. I love the humor, sophistication and pure romantic sweetness of his drawings and stories. His protagonists (in this case a pig called Pearl and her magical bone,) all still manage to keep hold of a sense of wonder and longing in a frightening world. They are romantic dreamers longing for more. I have loved reading them to my kids."

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Ondi Timoner recommended Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) in Movies (curated)

"“Portrait of a Lady on Fire,” which enveloped me in its soft, magical world of colors where the innocent joy of discovering love is so quietly captivating. I never wanted to end. It also features my favorite shot of the year (which contains a small, handheld mirror, you’ll know it when you see it.) and is, I find, the most beautifully photographed scripted film, only to be matched by…"

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