 I thought were my friends from childhood. I was also touched by how, even after leaving home, we never seemed to get back into our old habits. The film ended up speaking for many of us as we were all looking back at our lives and reflecting on how little we had experienced as a country. I was particularly moved by the poignant dialogue about John Lennon's death, which brought us all together in a way that we had not experienced before. I could not recommend this film highly enough and encourage everyone to watch it.
this documentary is quite unique and worth the time of one who watches it, because if one looks back over a couple of decades, a few realities will stand out. the film focuses on the cause and aftermath of the crimes of the tourists, an all in all, a well deserved documentary. a few details are still bothering me but i would expect a few news organisations to make note of this, and not only the police! i was expecting the film to be a more academic overview of the tourists, because that is the way the crime scene photos would be handed over, and the precise crime scene photos, i would not expect the film to delve too much into the crimes, as to make it a more academic overview, i would have expected it to just have a few facts, but it does so much more than that. it tells us the horror and the sheer horror of what happened, it tells us that they were in a completely bizarre, out of control rage, not knowing where they were or who was following them, that they were scared to even go to their cars, when the police were nowhere to be found. i just would have expected the police to find the victims and would have interviewed them, instead they ask people their details, so the police will not have a better idea of what the victims are saying, and it also hints that they might have seen their phones, and that is not the case! the film is so very accurate and an intelligent documentary, with a few well placed jokes and scenes that are made in a way that is not necessarily funny, but very relevant to the current audience!
What a shame it would be that such a fine example of the cinema was destroyed. What a shame to learn that it has taken a plane, a plane of a time that in my memory is still in use, and an airplane of a time that I, myself, have traveled on. What a shame to find out that what we thought would be an outstanding film, for which I was so excited, was, after viewing, one of the worst films I have ever seen. What a shame to be let down. But this is just the same as the film that followed, that is. What a shame that this was the best film I have ever seen, not the worst. I went into this film with the expectation that it would be a genuine film. No pretense. No subject to be influenced by. This film was about a man who met a girl who had just been saved from a massacre. He found her and, despite being afraid, his heart turned to her. The film centers around their relationship, and I feel that the film doesn't really fit in the movie. For example, the movie takes place in 1929. However, the film's first scene takes place in 1893. The film ends in 1912. Why did it need to focus on 1912? What did it need to make that happen? I would have liked to see more historical stuff that I had seen in the film, but if the film had more historical stuff, then it would have to cover more than just their relationship. I just don't see the historical stuff in it. What I can see is that the film should have been centered around their relationship. I do feel that a love story is a more appropriate subject. The relationship between the girls and the man who would become their father is the only reason why I have rated the film a perfect 10. I felt that the love story was the most captivating part of the film, but that, unfortunately, is where I felt it should have been. I have a feeling that the love story would have been better served by the film being focused on the history, rather than the love story. But, what can you do? I don't know what to say, other than to say that I believe that the film's best works are still ahead of it. What are they? Perhaps the love story. What is your opinion on the film?
I just watched this movie, and I'm a huge fan of the drama. I saw the cast at the Sundance Film Festival and after I went home, I bought the DVD. What a great movie. The characters really lived on the screen and I felt so connected to them. And what a great story. 
The movie was completely awesomeness. The movie was without a doubt one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. There is something so genuine about the storytelling. I felt like I was there and I never once wanted to leave. The man who I would think would never be involved in documentaries, was featured in this movie. And it was a really eye opening experience. There is no question in my mind that this film will be nominated for a TON of awards. The team of documentary filmmakers do an amazing job of moving the audience through the story without being intrusive. The documentary experience is like no other, one that you would never want to miss.Do you need a WHY? YES-of course you do! And so does every kid. Why should we wait until we're adults to discover what we're passionate about in life? I believe it is vital to develop the strengths, passions, and interests of every child. By doing so, we not only increase self-esteem, wellbeing, and reduce anxiety, we also support emotional intelligence and social and emotional development. It is really simple. When people follow their passions, live a life of purpose, and practise gratitude, they focus on their goals and strengthen their impact. Can you imagine how amazing it would be if we were all able to focus on living the life of our dreams from a deeply centred purpose? My guess is that the world would be filled with more gratitude and love and that every person would know their strengths and be connected to their passions. Everywhere we look our education systems are focusing on the highest marks, the biggest paycheque, and are failing to teach our next generation about self-love, compassion, gratitude, and empathy. Clearly, this just isn't going to cut it! As adults, we CRAVE the skills that help make coping with life's ups and downs a little easier, so, what if we could equip our children with the knowledge to be more resilient, confident, and grateful? When you know your children's strengths then you also learn what makes them tick, how they think, and how they respond. This same information is equally as important for teachers to know. Although you personally may struggle with mathematics and logic, you might excel in English and speaking and writing-so why not use the principles of speaking and reading and writing and apply that understanding to mathematics? Not only will this make your, and your children's, learning that much easier, but also more enjoyable. During my teaching years I noticed there was a vitally important piece missing in our children's education. Lessons surrounding social and emotional wellbeing, and the development of coping strategies needed for a healthy and happy life, were largely absent. When I started to teach these principles alongside the standard curriculum I began to notice a big change in my students. They loved coming to school, they were less anxious, and we hardly ever had any behavioural issues. My Happy Book aims to help every child nurture their social and emotional wellbeing and ignite their entrepreneurial mind. I believe that every child can change the future of our planet and make a real impact on this world. Can you imagine how amazing our future could be if principles of self-care, gratitude, kindness, finding your purpose, body love, and caring for the greater environment were taught from the age of 3? The book was created for children and early-to-mid teens (3-15 years). Parent directed from ages 3-8 and self directed 8 and up.  As this is no ordinary book, you'll find quotes, handwritten letters, and templates to help you think about the principles and put them into action in your life in a way that makes sense to YOU. This book has five parts and will take you on a journey of self-discovery, teach you how to appreciate your surroundings, learn from hardships, focus on the positive, and find activities to help you jump right into your passion project. There are shout pages for you to show gratitude for your family and friends, love that surrounds for your family and friends to fill out about you, a vision board, a guided passion project, consequences, boundaries, fear ladder and so much more. You can use your happy book however you feel it works best for you. You can draw, doodle, paste pictures, colour-whatever! This is your book and it is all about you. Keep it close to you, schedule time to work on it, and remember to go back and read it to see how far you've come and remember all of the wonderful things about you.
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