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Related: About this forumYes, I am crying. What of it? (Kodak promotes acceptance with short film)
Director Terry Rayments 35mm film Understanding poignantly depicts the transformational power of love and happiness. Cinematographer Kate Arizmendi captured all of the emotions beautifully on KODAK VISION3 500T 5219.
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Yes, I am crying. What of it? (Kodak promotes acceptance with short film) (Original Post)
WillParkinson
Dec 2016
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The Polack MSgt
(13,192 posts)1. I hate when my cubicle has these sudden dust storms
Nicely done
Bohunk68
(1,364 posts)2. Saw the post on fb and had to go to a place of free wifi
to view it. It is absolutely soul-stirringly beautiful. Yes, I too cried. Shared it, but no one else among my friends gave it a like.
lambchopp59
(2,809 posts)3. Ouch.
How many times I'd prayed my father could have accepted me rather than turning into a hateful freak to his grave.
My autobiography, quite the flipside of this short clip is in the polishing stages. I believe even the most crass of bigoted hearts could begin to grasp their mistake if my story ever gets published.
Iggo
(47,565 posts)4. Yowie.
Oh my.
burrowowl
(17,645 posts)5. Good find