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A Self-Care Treat for Me

The Sense and Sensibility Screenplay & Diaries: Bringing Jane Austen's novel to film by Emma Thompson

August 21, 2021 by faintingviolet 4 Comments

The 1995 movie adaptation of Sense and Sensibility is maybe my favorite movie adaptation ever and is certainly in my top five movies of all time. I will watch it when I’m happy, when I’m sad, when I’m wistful, when I’m tired. It makes my heart happy and is one of my go to tools in the self-care toolbox. While I have read many Austen related books in my time with Cannonball I had never poked around into books about the movie adaptations. Then in […]

Filed Under: Non-Fiction Tagged With: behind the scenes, cbr13bingo, Diary, Emma Thompson, faintingviolet, film script, movie adaptation, screenplay, self care bingo, self-care, Sense & Sensibility

faintingviolet's CBR13 Review No:39 · Genres: Non-Fiction · Tags: behind the scenes, cbr13bingo, Diary, Emma Thompson, faintingviolet, film script, movie adaptation, screenplay, self care bingo, self-care, Sense & Sensibility ·
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Locked Up in Myself, Never Gonna Get Free

April 19, 2018 by Ellesfena Leave a Comment

The protagonist of Monster is Steve Harmon, a teenager on trial for murder. He is accused of being the lookout for a corner store robbery which ended in the death of the store owner. Steve is not accused of being the person who pulled the trigger, just the guy who signaled to the others that it was safe to enter the store, but he is still charged with murder. The story is framed as a screenplay he’s writing about his own life and his trial, […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: crime, Monster, screenplay, walter dean myers

Ellesfena's CBR10 Review No:23 · Genres: Fiction, Young Adult · Tags: crime, Monster, screenplay, walter dean myers ·
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