Jettel Redlich: Tolerance doesn’t mean that everyone is the same. That’d be stupid. What I’ve learned here is how valuable differences are. Differences are good. And intelligent people will never hold it against you. One recent morning I was channel…
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Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. Love Under An Old Oak TreePoem at Sharon’s Writers Tidbits There stands an old oak treeup on a winter hillits battered brown barkgnarled after many…
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Posted in Movies and TV, News, Reading
Sin Fin (Not the End) 2018 – Sergio de la Puente
I was in a bit of a quandary wondering how I would take charge of my morning before I had to go out and do errands. I had this appetite to clean the fridge. Believe you me that doesn’t happen…
Louie CK – ‘Being Broke’
These videos must be scene in conjunction with the other. You will understand why.
On Earth as it is in Heaven, The Falls & Gabriel’s Oboe (The Mission,1986) – Ennio Morricone
Our life, our life, our life, our life, so they cry.Our life, our life, our life, our life, they cry like this.Punishment, punishment, our strength, our punishment, cry out like thisPunishment Punishment Our Strength Our Punishment So So So So…
The Crow (1994) – Alex Proyas (Friday’s Finest)
Last week we featured the biopic of martial arts legend Bruce Lee in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story and today we pay homage to his son Brandon Lee who appeared in his final film – The Crow. Dragon was less…
Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993) – Rob Cohen (Friday’s Finest)
My first encounter with the phenomenon that is Bruce Lee was when I was in my early-teens visiting my cousins in Sydney back in the mid-eighties. My older cousin Anthony was a Rugby league prospect for the North Sydney Bears…
History of Violence (2005) – David Cronenberg (Friday’s Finest)
In the first 15 minutes, History of Violence presents the scenes and events of any town USA: a small-town diner, a baseball game, and a sneering, varsity high school bully. It’s a facade of sorts; the calm before the storm.…
Sound of Freedom (2023) – Alejandro Monteverde (Friday’s Finest)
Tim Ballard: God’s children are not for sale. Last week I went into this movie – Sound of Freedom with a lot of trepidation because of its disturbing subject matter – Child trafficking and sexual abuse. The film is mostly…
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