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Posted: 2010-01-30
Posted By: Zoë from Santa Fe, New Mexico
Ela falou que… tudo que ela estudou, tudo que ela sabe, isso só aconteceu por que [quando ela era criança], uma outra criança levou ela pra escola.
She said that… everything that she studied, everything that she knew, all this happened because, [when she was a child,] another child carried her to school.
That’s Neuza talking. The one who did the carrying. You can see her in the trailer, so smart (like her daughter Milla) she’d have been burned at the stake as a witch (probably, infelizmente, with Milla), back in the bread-mold-bad Cotton Mather acid trip days of Salem, Massachusetts in Anno Domini 1692.
It’s enough meat for a story that one child realizes dreams because another carries both the child and her dreams. Enough troubling mass exists in that realization to make this film. If it sounds universal, it is -- and it also belongs to Neuza. » More
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