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Yesterday I "played hookie."
I always train on Mondays.
But, I was bothered by stuff I won't go into.
So even though I was dressed for class,
when the time came, I decided to go to a show.
I went to see the movie ... Won't you be my neighbor?
A 93 minute. PG-13 documentary, directed by Morgan Neville.
It's been in the theaters since June 8th, so I thought I'd have
the early afternoon theater to myself. Wrong.
More than half filled, the audience was split between
what looked to be maybe retirees and the four rows in front
of me seemed to be upper teen to college age.
Neville talks to just about everybody alive who knew
Fred Rogers
intimately: his wife, his two sons, his longtime
casts and crews on the
PBS series Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.
There are the extensive excerpts from his show,
which reinforce how quietly radical the series was
and tells
the show’s story from the beginning,
and how he created a
space on TV that was quiet.
I enjoyed it. You can see the 2+ minute trailer here.
84 degrees, Sunny, Santa Ana, CA
A smile for Wednesday ...
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