What a wonderful movie: quiet, challenging, personal and thoughtful. You hardly see any movie about a spiritual lifestyle today. It’s actually based on a true story.
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i think alike… Do you know if this movie play again on TV next time?
It’s nice to be reminded of these sort of movies,
which I saw when so young,
but would be worthwhile to see again
as an adult.
@Lisa: I saw it as a kid as well. Still worked for me as an adult - although it’s a bit cheesy now …
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