'I Am Eleven' is an uplifting film that reminds us of our own inner goodness and innocence in a time when such reminders are often few and far between. Bailey has shone her spotlight on children's viewpoints around the world who share the same age, 11 years old. She affirms what we need to recognize in times of peace and conflict, that despite cultural differences, we all hope for love, peace and harmony.
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‘Doctor Who’ Review – ‘Into the Dalek’
"Into the Dalek" goes into The Doctor's head in a character-driven encounter with the series' most infamous foe.
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The Bonfire Set is a new folk rock group that both rocks with the best of them while offering songs designed to enlighten a new generation.
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Despite some preachiness, the authentic, organic, and powerful performances from the cast and accompanying musicians make this steamy and erotic tale seduce its audience.
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Way too much CGI wire stunt work for Yen fans.
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'Somewhere Under Wonderland' is a welcome return to a band I truly relished for many years and am glad to hear once again.
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This episode of Mad Men is just incredible, both for its artistry and for its interwoven themes.
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While the the well crafted and polished music of this talented band did not resonate with me , it should fare quite well with lovers of the rap metal genre.
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Johnny Winter's last album is not only a rockin' grand finale for the Texas legend but also a tribute to the music that inspired him.
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Hiddin in the darkness of the gaming world, a killer awaits.
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