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American Beauty With my daughter I watched “American Beauty” She did not want me to watch it alone Now I know why This film is a cocktail of human emotions blended and served chilled in a story that spans a few days in the life of a “typical” family in North America It is a potent brew that includes a myriad of flavors such as lust guilt regret self-doubt insecurity depression hate anger denial even love and joy and much more and finally death with a smile because the latter gives meaning to life and opens a door to what comes after Under a light topping of crimson rose petals all is served in a punch bowl the essence of what it is to be human So go ahead and drink of it But remember the adage Don’t mix your drinks and above all don’t drink alone |
Additional Notes:
A tribute to the film “American Beauty” from a Canadian viewer.
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