How often do we encounter someone for a brief time, who rewards our soul and shapes our understanding of humanity simply by offering a different lens through which to calibrate the world around us? Driving Madeleine is an immensely fulfilling movie that explores one such encounter.
Sunday, July 21, 2024
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