March’s Movies and $ for charity

Not one trip to the theater in March, but Netflix didn’t let me down during my insomnia week.  I want to add this from the movie Suite Francaise because I found it so interesting…

The film’s postscript reads as follows: Suite Francaise was written in secret as the Nazis occupied France. It was never completed. In 1942 its author Irene Nemirovsky was arrested for being Jewish and died in Auschwitz. Her handwritten manuscript lay unread in a suitcase for nearly sixty years until it was discovered by her daughter. Suite Francaise was finally published in 2004 and became a worldwide bestseller. The daughter is quoted to say: “It is an extraordinary feeling to have brought my mother back to life. It shows the Nazis did not truly succeed in killing her. It is not vengeance, but it is a victory.” Denise Epstein-Dauple

You know the drill, add your 5 words (or less!) to mine in a comment and earn $1 for charity. Once we get to $100 the person with the most reviews will choose the charity. Click here to see the past winners, the charities they chose and the other reviews you can add to. Anyone is welcome to join in at any time.

We’re at $10 right now.  Your charity could be next 🙂

Suite Francaise poster.jpg Suite Francaise, 2014 (Michelle Williams, Mattias Schoenaerts, Kristin Scott Thomas, Margot Robie,  Sam Riley, Ruth Wilson)  Grade B+

Do some Nazis have hearts?

Touching Holocaust story with twist.  (Michelle)


Burnt Poster Updated.jpg Burnt, 2015 (Bradley Cooper, Sienna Miller, Emma Thompson, David Bruhl, Matthew Rhys, Riccardo Scamarcio, Omar Sy)  Grade B-

Being the best takes toll.


The Spectacular Now film.jpg  The Spectacular Now, 2011 (Miles Teller, Shailene Woodley, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Brie Larson, Kyle Chandler, Bob Odenkirk, Mary Elizabeth Winstead)     Grade B

It’s hard being a teenager.


Triple Frontier.jpg Triple Frontier, 2019 (Ben Affleck, Oscar Isaac, Charlie Hunnam, Garrett Hedlud, Pedro Pascal, Adria Arjona)     Grade C

Money envy ruins most everything.

Greed always leads to loss.   (Michelle)


SPF-18 poster.jpg SPF-18, 2017 (Carson Mayer, Noah Centineo, Bianco Santos, Jackson White, Sean Russel Herman, Molly Ringwald, Rosanna Arquette)    Grade C-

Teens goof around without supervision.

 

 

 

3 thoughts on “March’s Movies and $ for charity

  1. Michelle Stockard Miller says:

    Suite Francaise – Touching Holocaust story with twist.

    Triple Frontier – Greed always leads to loss.

  2. hmsgofita says:

    I haven’t seen any of these! I read a review for Triple Frontier and decided against wasting my time. I may see Burnt since I do love me some Bradley Cooper.

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