It's a book you hate to see end and there is
a very poignant message to be learned here.
Not exact matches
I Used to Live Here, like all great neo-realist films, bears a
very poignant, deliberate
message that culminates in the closing moments, and is crucially told depicted via the more ardent elements of filmmaking, i.e. — script - structure, editing, framing and acting.
Beyond the film's entertainment value, the political
message about the struggles migrant of workers in New York is
very poignant.
Here were some of the many glowing comments: «Engaging and memorable,» «dynamic,» «helped relieve my fear of writing,» «absolutely useful,» «
message is
poignant,» «extremely informative,» «excellent illustrations and real - life stories,» «
very funny,
very polished,
very informative,» «connects well with audience,» «
very confident, approachable, and knowledgeable,» «kept me interested for the duration.
His
poignant message was direct, real, and made all of us realize that we must pay
very close attention to everything we do.»