Sentences with phrase «women of a small village»

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One of the smallest but just as meaningful marches was actually held in the Seacrest Village Retirement Center, where 50 little old ladies held a Women's March of their own.

When they're helping around the house, they learn the value of pitching in and that can carry over into other areas of their lives, from lending a hand to an elderly woman needing assistance with her groceries to helping out a small village half a world away by donating time when your kids are old enough.

A man who by his own admission has travelled to Russia and a small village to find a woman who is aware of her place in the world and grateful of the opportunity to serve her man of the house.

Ukrainian women still remember that good old traditional lifestyle — lots of them come from small picturesque villages.

There's little doubt, though, that Kubrick's solid eye for compelling visuals is firmly in place even at this nascent stage in his career, and it's worth noting, too, that the movie boasts a very small handful of genuinely compelling sequences (eg Mazursky's unhinged character is left alone with a woman from a nearby village).

His fourth film under his 20 - year ban is «an artful, surprising and thrillingly intelligent story about a few women trying to make a difference, forging bonds of solidarity in quiet defiance of the repressive, small - minded men in their rural village,» writes L.A. Times critic Justin Chang, who also finds «its insights casually profound.»

A Few Days of Respite (Quelque Jours de Repit) / Algeria, France (Director and screenwriter: Amor Hakkar)-- A pair of gay men who have escaped from Iran seek safe harbor in a small French village, where a lonely middle - aged woman offers aid.

The residents of a small village in the Swiss Alps start to distrust their local police officer after he decides to shelter a mysterious young woman who arrived directly after the death of a priest.

As with The Source, this ensemble film captures the energy and humour of a serious situation in a small village in the Arabic - speaking world as the women sort out their narrow - minded men.

I saw a beautiful movie at Cannes on Saturday night — an artful, surprising and thrillingly intelligent story about a few women trying to make a difference, forging bonds of solidarity in quiet defiance of the repressive, small - minded men in their rural village.

Based on Thomas Hardy's «Far from the Madding Crowd», the strip features Tamara, a flirt of a woman «who returns to her small country village and stirs up dark passions among the locals.»

A Few Days of Respite (Quelque Jours de Repit) / Algeria, France (Director & Screenwriter: Amor Hakkar)-- A pair of gay men who have escaped from Iran seek safe harbor in a small French village, where a lonely middle - aged woman offers aid.

Michelle Williams takes the central role of Lucile, a young woman who lives with her frosty mother - in - law (Kristin Scott Thomas) in a small French village, at the beginning of the Nazi occupation.

«Wang Bing's latest documentary trains its camera very tightly on the face of a bedridden elderly woman suffering from Alzheimer's in a small rural Chinese village.

The basic premise: A beautiful young woman is found dead, brutally murdered in her cottage in a small English village, and there's evidence that connects her death to the reported suicide of another woman.

As England enters the fray of World War II, the women left behind in the small, sleepy village of Chilbury must adapt to their quickly changing world.

Two weeks later he makes the move to New Hampshire, and minutes after arriving in the small rural village of Mountain Step, he meets a beautiful local woman with mesmerizing gray eyes and a heart as big as the surrounding mountains.

A remarkably similar account is found as recently as the late 1700s, written by the esteemed Sixth Panchen Lama, Lobsang Palden Yeshe.Could this legendary hidden world still exist?Years ago, on an extended trek into a closed and largely unexplored inner region of the majestic Himalayan wilderness, in an isolated valley surrounded by vast snow fields and towering ice peaks, explorer M.G. Hawking chanced on a beautiful small village where he encountered remarkable men and women, introduced to him as «masters» and «adepts.»

Set in the wake of the 1916 Easter Rising, a married woman in a small Irish village has an affair with a troubled British officer.

At the time, Gael García Bernal was a priest in a small village, tortured with forbidden longing for a young married woman full of tears.

The village's main plaza consists of three small tiendas, an even smaller health food shop, a simple restaurant I've never seen anyone in, a desolate children's playground, occasional tamales stalls, and a few women sat on the floor selling fruit and vegetables.

Next to it are a series of small canvases called Women's Words, each emblazoned with often derogatory names given to women and parts of their bodies, from the affectionate Love to the Village Bicycle, from Bit of Crumpet to Dirty Old SlaWomen's Words, each emblazoned with often derogatory names given to women and parts of their bodies, from the affectionate Love to the Village Bicycle, from Bit of Crumpet to Dirty Old Slawomen and parts of their bodies, from the affectionate Love to the Village Bicycle, from Bit of Crumpet to Dirty Old Slapper.

Sebold has her patterns made Patterns made in Chicago and New York's garment district, sources textiles from small vendors, then works with the Dzidefo Women's Cooperative in the village of Kpando, Ghana, who cut and sew the garments.