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Captain Muse & ‘Captain Phillips’

January 11, 2014May 1, 2019 ~ Kaitlin Sansoucie ~ Leave a comment

If ever there was a film that immediately made the audience feel sympathy for every single character in a band of thieves, ‘Captain Phillips’ is it. Are the bad guys pirates or starved, drug-addicted kids who dare to be cruel if it means living to see better days? That isn’t the focus: not one character … Continue reading Captain Muse & ‘Captain Phillips’

‘The Dynamiter’ & Childhood

January 31, 2012May 2, 2019 ~ Kaitlin Sansoucie ~ Leave a comment

The concept of children as smaller versions of adults persisted in history up until the early 20th Century. The purpose of children was to grow up and carry on whatever their parents or guardians needed them for, whether it was a family business or help in the field or the family home and bloodline. “Kids” … Continue reading ‘The Dynamiter’ & Childhood

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