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Be a Unicorn: And Live Life on the Bright Side
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Escape the real world and enter into the magical realm of unicorns with this little book of...
Edgar Degas Masterpieces of Art
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French artist Edgar Degas was famous for his drawing, painting, sculpture and printmaking. Although...
Skill Building for ESL and Special Education: Student Textbook
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The forty-four units are organized, presented and applied to everyday, real-life situations. They...
Jack Frost (1998)
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A year after his father's death on Christmas Day, a young boy builds a snowman and dresses it with...
Gareth von Kallenbach (980 KP) rated Home Again (2017) in Movies
Jul 11, 2019
Home Again tells the story of a coming out and embracement of nostalgia through storytelling and friendship. The movie takes the audience on a ride through the typical life of filmmakers and performers inside the entertainment industry and captures the real life context beautifully through intricate directions in realism.
Whereas this movie this movie hits ominous tones of sad context, there is just enough comedic relief to make it a perfect heartwarming date night movie.
Lore - Season 1
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From the executive producer of The Walking Dead and the executive producer of The X-Files, this...
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A Love Beyond Words
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A captivating collection of forty rhyming poems that depict the life and teachings of Jesus the...
Written in Blood
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Claudia Rose's latest client, the widow of a rich older man, is hated by her stepchildren, who are...
Paige (428 KP) rated Basquiat (1996) in Movies
Jul 28, 2017
Basquiat was sort of an artist's artist- if you talk to anyone in fine arts they generally love his work- but not so well loved by those outside this world. That said, his life story is amazing for even those who don't actually like the work.
This movie is star-studded, especially for an indie film- and even the lesser known actors (at the time...some have gotten really famous after this movie) are really powerful.
The visuals are wonderful, as befits a painter-turned -director. (And Mr.Schnabel is a real renaissance man, anyway)
Superfantastic!