Marie Heurtin may be the French Helen Keller, but The Miracle Worker this film is not. Compared to the acclaimed 1962 movie, which made Keller an American household name, this weepy account (unrated, in French with English subtitles) of a girl born deaf and blind at the turn of the 20th century is as inspiring as it is ultimately underwhelming.
Juliana Chan Erikson
If you never aged like title character Adaline Bowman in this fantasy romance, wouldn’t you try to make life exciting? Jump out of more airplanes? Take more road trips? Read more? Youth is wasted on the young, we’d say, so why squander such a sweet ephemeral thing?
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by Juliana Chan Erikson
Posted 4/25/15, 06:10 pm
WASHINGTON—As many as 3,000 supporters of traditional marriage convened on the National Mall today, just three days before the U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments in a set of cases that will determine whether same-sex marriage will be legal in all 50 states.
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