«A Ragman's Vow» — On Spec # 73 Summer, 2008 Read: Print Web Anthology Builder Kindle / iPhone / iPod Smashwords Nook Apple iTunes Kobo Sony Reader «A Ragman's Vow» by Brent Knowles is a wonderful
tale of magical realism, and the best tale in this installment of On Spec.
The filmmaker really broke out internationally with «Heavenly Creatures,» his poetic
tale of magical realism that centered on the dangerous romance between two (ultimately) murderous teen girls played by a young Kate Winslet and a young Melanie Lynskey.
Not exact matches
A mix
of distinctive cultural detail with
magical realism, «Whale Rider» is still a fascinating and uplifting motion picture — a
tale of tribal tradition and female empowerment that's like a live - action model for Disney's «Moana.»
The
tale of two children separated by time but united by disability and experience and imagination as they walk the same halls
of the Natural History museum five decades apart speaks to the
magical realism that was so fundamental to the charm
of Hugo.
Anchored by Jessup's beautifully empathetic performance and layered with doses
of magical realism ranging from Oscar's talking hamster, Buffy (ingeniously voiced by Isabella Rossellini) to Cronenbergian body horror, this
tale of sexual awakening is one
of the year's most underappreciated gems.
It is so philosophical and abstract combining stream
of consciousness,
magical realism and fairy
tales.
Tamara Ellis Smith's first novel sweeps readers up in a
tale imbued with
magical realism, a definitive mix
of gritty...
With luminous prose infused with Latino folklore and
magical realism, this mixes fairy -
tale ingredients with the elegance
of a love story, with all
of it rooted in a deeply real sense
of humanity.