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Britain's Got TalentNPR's Scott Simon talks to actress Kathleen Chalfant and director Sarah Friedland about their new film, "Familiar Touch," following an elderly woman adjusting to life at an assisted living facility.See the Story
In 'Familiar Touch,' an Elderly Woman Adjusts to Life at an Assisted Living Facility
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PovertyFor much of her life, Karla Murthy listened as her father regaled her with tales of his troubled upbringing and eventual journey to America. Raised in poverty in India, Shantha Murthy spent years of his childhood destitute and working for meager wages at a restaurant, his only respite arriving in the form of an American couple who eventually brought him to the U.S. as their adoptee. The rest follows a fairly simple pattern: he met a girl in his …See the Story
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France · FranceIn “Les Trois Valseurs,” Agnès, a heartbroken widow shares a night with Jean, a male sex worker. She only asks for a single favour from the latter, one that is neither sexual nor lustful and also unexpected in the young man’s line of work: she covets companionship. This short film, directed and written by Orianna [...] The post Moving French Short ‘Les Trois Valseurs’ Showcases Desire that Extends Beyond Materialistic Needs appeared first on The…Read Article
