Brother Sun, Sister Moon
- theia
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Brother Sun, Sister Moon
I saw the film for the first time when I was in Omaha. I thought it was wonderful and like you, Snooze, I fell in love with it. I din't realise it was Donovan singing.
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Yavanna
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Brother Sun, Sister Moon
I saw this in my teens too, and loved it.
Come to think of it, some of the films I saw then remain my favourites......The Wicker Man, The Seventh Seal, Seven Samurai......
Hmmm, perhaps I should have gone to more parties........
Come to think of it, some of the films I saw then remain my favourites......The Wicker Man, The Seventh Seal, Seven Samurai......
Hmmm, perhaps I should have gone to more parties........
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Brother Sun, Sister Moon
Yavanna wrote: I saw this in my teens too, and loved it.
Come to think of it, some of the films I saw then remain my favourites......The Wicker Man, The Seventh Seal, Seven Samurai......
Hmmm, perhaps I should have gone to more parties........
Did you ever se Harrold and Maude?
Come to think of it, some of the films I saw then remain my favourites......The Wicker Man, The Seventh Seal, Seven Samurai......
Hmmm, perhaps I should have gone to more parties........
Did you ever se Harrold and Maude?
Someone asked me why I swear so much. I said, "Just becuss.":)
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Yavanna
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Brother Sun, Sister Moon
What is this Harrold and Maude of which you speak? Never heard of that one.
I also remember (vividly) seeing St Sebastian - there was a lot of gossip about it at school, so I watched it. It was vageuly disappointing....
I also remember watching a feminist film called (I think) The Silence - it was set in The Netherlands I believe and followed the stories of several women who had been abused, beaten, raped by guys. One of them then took to brutally murdering them in revenge. Oh yes, I had such fun!;)
One of my particular favourites was Labyrinth, starring David Bowie and Jennifer Thingymabub - but only because Bowie was wearing these very revealing jodphur things.......
I also remember (vividly) seeing St Sebastian - there was a lot of gossip about it at school, so I watched it. It was vageuly disappointing....
I also remember watching a feminist film called (I think) The Silence - it was set in The Netherlands I believe and followed the stories of several women who had been abused, beaten, raped by guys. One of them then took to brutally murdering them in revenge. Oh yes, I had such fun!;)
One of my particular favourites was Labyrinth, starring David Bowie and Jennifer Thingymabub - but only because Bowie was wearing these very revealing jodphur things.......