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Joy 2022-06-07 22:30:55
Watching a literary film in a theater for the first time
The movie ended silently, and the French woman sitting next to me handed me a tissue, which seemed to be the same for her. I immediately felt warm and sympathetic, and it also provided a perfect excuse to keep the eye sockets moist, and it lasted a long time. Plain brewing, brewing, drowsy,...
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Andre 2022-06-07 16:56:39
It's a movie everyone should watch It's been a long time since I watched such a heart-wrenching movie... It's painful and at the same time it makes you feel how precious the simplest part of human nature is. The children are so innocent, and the guilty are those who have not fulfilled their compulsory education and guidance... How...
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Policeman: This is a formal interview under caution. Do you understand that, Fenton? Hey, do you understand?
Arbor: Yeah.
Policeman: A witness saw two youths burning railway or communications cable.
Michelle 'Shelly' Fenton: That's nowt to do with him.
Policeman: Cable theft is a very serious crime, Mrs. Fenton. Trespass on the railway is £1,000 fine.
Arbor: I ain't been on railway.
Policeman: Vandalism, endangering lives, maximum penalty of life imprisonment.
Michelle 'Shelly' Fenton: He's just a kid. He ain't nicked no cable. You're looking at wrong place.
Policeman: He is, as you say, Mrs. Fenton, a minor. There's unscrupulous people out there getting kids to do their dirty work so they don't get into trouble with the police themselves.
