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release Date=2019 Drama Directors=Lone Scherfig Scores=218 Votes Runtime=1 H, 52Minutes The kindness of strangers (film. A heart-warming drama with inspirational stories of compassion filled with repeated cliches, and it's optimized for women to watch during their periods for emotional release.

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Love to see it. What a thrill. The kindness of strangers by katrina kittle. I have hands down had my worst year in many that preceded it. From getting laid off to my grandfather who raised me having a heart attack and ending up on life support after a triple bypass surgery just 3 weeks ago and everything in between that could possibly go wrong. I'm at the end of my rope here and hoping to hear back from a job I recently interviewed for in the hopes of getting back to a happier life. I'm at the bottom of my savings and spent all but. 05 cents on bills that were of the most importance. In the mean time I've been looking for ways to make even the smallest amount of money on the side. I overlooked the fact that I'm on my last asthma inhaler and do not have even the mere 20 to pick up my prescription. Aside from my normal triggers and bouts of shortness of breath I randomly wake up with attacks in the middle of the night and with everything I have going on it wasn't until I realized I had less than 10 puffs left in my inhaler with no back up because hey there were more important things than being able to breathe right? God please if there's any kindness left out there and someone could please lend me 20 for my prescription I would be more than happy to pay it back as soon as I possibly can, I've never asked the internet or strangers for monetary assistance but I'm truly desperate and I would not ask if it wasn't necessary. Thank you to anyone who even takes the time to read this, I'm just really hoping this one and only time I ask for the kindness of strangers someone will hear me.

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The kindness of strangers: penniless across america. The Kindness Of stranger in a strange land. February 7, 2019 11:00AM PT Despite Zoe Kazan's valiant turn as a homeless young mother, Lone Scherfig's hokey New York fable doesn't earn its Blanche DuBois quotation. “Only just connect” are the words that would most aptly end “ The Kindness of Strangers ” if it were an E. M. Forster novel ? even if that prospect is about as hard to swallow as, well, just about anything that happens in Lone Scherfig s strange, sticky mélange of social realism, Dickensian sentiment and straight-up romantic fairy tale. Awkwardly twirling parboiled spaghetti strands of narrative around Zoe Kazans modern-day Little Match Girl ? a pure-hearted mother of two escaping her abusive husband to live rough in Manhattan ? this über-earnest Berlinale opener is given some commercial lift by classy ensemble casting and the malted directorial polish weve come to expect from the helmer behind “An Education” and “Their Finest. ” But even Kazans stalwart commitment to the material cant resolve the clash of grit and whimsy in Scherfigs schizo moral fable. “Cant you just be kind? ” pleads one character toward the end of the film, worn to the nub as she is by the cynicism and looking-out-for-number-one savvy that comes naturally to so many New Yorkers. As well as underlining the films essential message in thick Magic Marker strokes, the outburst feels like a gentle tease to Scherfigs own critics: Far from her austere Dogme 95 beginnings, the Danes best work benefits from her warm formal classicism and essentially hopeful human outlook, even if those virtues have never made her the most fashionable of filmmakers. Her first film as a solo writer-director since the winsome 2000 crowd-pleaser “Italian for Beginners, ” “ The Kindness of Strangers ” practically plays as her latter-day spin on Capra-corn ? call it Scherfig-schmaltz ? right down to the suspended reality of its setting: a declawed, snow-flecked New York City where the same half-dozen lost souls keep bumping into each other at every turn. Small wonder, then, that truly desperate housewife Clara (Kazan) chooses this oddly cozy metropolis as her destination when she flees the terrors of suburban Buffalo at the films outset, with her young sons Anthony (Jack Fulton) and Jude (Finlay Wojtak-Hissong) in tow. If the films Big Apple lacks authentic bite, there are some practical reasons for that: Toronto and Copenhagen both fill in for the city in stretches of this Danish-Canadian-Swedish-French-German co-production. More sorely felt, however, is the absence of a flavorful idiom in Scherfigs original screenplay; while the writing makes a point of its ensembles ragtag collection of backgrounds and identities, as befits its melting-pot locale, its hard to escape the sense that their collected stories could be unfolding absolutely anywhere. Haltingly, Claras plight becomes clear. Her violent policeman husband Richard (Esben Smed) has been beating both her and the boys, leading her to conclude theyre safer on the streets than in the home; with no family to turn to, and the local cops all on Richards side, they resort to depending on ? well, youve seen the title. Among the kindly folks whose paths cross theirs are Alice (Andrea Riseborough) a lonely do-gooder nurse whose side projects include running a soup kitchen and chairing a therapy group predicated, rather vaguely, on the principle of forgiveness. Its most reluctant member is Marc (Tahar Rahim) an upstanding ex-con rebuilding his life by managing a quirky Russian restaurant for quirkier proprietor Timofey (Bill Nighy. Flitting in and out of proceedings are Marcs lovelorn pro bono lawyer John Peter (Jay Baruchel) and Jeff (Caleb Landry Jones) a bumbling neer-do-well whose chain of lost jobs finally leads him to volunteering at the soup kitchen. Will these variously disheveled but generally attractive misfits find they all have something to offer each other? Will love bloom in the unforgiving urban freeze like an early crocus bud in the sidewalk cracks? Will Bill Nighy offer up a slightly accented variation on his lovably dilapidated cad act? The gradually aligned mini-narratives of Scherfigs schematic script may proceed much as youd expect, but thats not to say they make a whole lot of sense: Too much of the kindness in “Strangers” feels sentimentally story-dictated rather than born of profound human observation, leaving you with mild, woolly good feeling but little to contemplate or chew on. No amount of good feeling, meanwhile, can excuse the truly bizarre storytelling whiff of the third act, in which a critical segue into courtroom drama ? the bruising climax of Claras crisis ? is fudged in a hasty, dialogue-free montage. Riseboroughs Alice, effectively written as the films binding milk of benevolence, is too blandly limpid a character to conduct the complementary sob stories that pass through her with much credibility; you can feel the actress, a specialist in more conflicted, secretive portraits, straining to complicate the writing a little.?Indeed, the cast do what they can across the board ? even Rahim, looking least comfortable with his stock part of the damaged-but-soulful dreamboat. Its their combined, charismatic efforts that make “The Kindness of Strangers, ” even at its phoniest and most puddingy, a pretty, painless distraction. (Sebastian Blenkovs elegantly frosted lensing and Andrew Lockingtons over-egged but ornately violin-lashed score do their own bit in that regard. ) That Kazan manages to extract palpably wounded emotional truth from a panicked pixie dreamgirl character whose decisions dont always bear closest scrutiny is a testament to her gifts. Cannily cast in a project that makes full poignant use of her open, silent-film-heroine features, shes an actress who can reliably be counted on to bring honest, unpredictable shading even to the most slightly conceived roles. “The Kindness of Strangers” isnt quite the leading showcase she deserves, but it inspires a whole charity stores worth of goodwill toward her.

Id been out to supper and on the way back to the hotel it became very windy and my hair became seriously messed up. When I entered the hotel the receptionist Reena recognised me from a previous visit and asked, “Would you lik a photo? ” I said, “Yes but I need to fix my hair first? ” She said, “Thats okay, take your time Ill be here when you get back from your room. ” I thought that was rather kind. And there you have it me, smiling in the lobby having just combed my hair and come straight back down. I felt like I already seen the movie. The Kindness Of strange stuff. Just wanted to post about a couple of interactions I recently had, though, erring on the side of caution, I'll withhold names for privacy. Anyway, I've been playing permadeath on classic since I first started. I thought it was a fun idea. It was. But I really, really, really did not understand what that kind of commitment meant on an MMO. Dying was. painful. And I died a lot. Eventually, I got sick of dying. Plus, I really wanted to see more of the game than Elywnn, Westfall, Dun Morough, and Loch Modan. I figured moving away from permadeath would be the smart move. I'm not smart. In the end, I just couldn't shake the feeling that death was too cheap. Death is death; it should be something I feared more than a walk from a graveyard to my corpse or a bit of equipment damage. I needed a reason I could accept as a filthy Vorthos to let my character keep coming back. I figured I'd meet my unreasonable self in the middle. I was on an RP server; might as well roleplay it. And what would work better as a story to cheat death than a holy pilgrimage? My goal was simple in theory: hit level 10, forge 4 "sacred" items, then travel to the Alliance's three capitals to sacrifice 3 of those items in their cathedral-equivalents while keeping the last one as my "mortal tether. Unfortunately, I'm both bad and new at this game, so this was a little harder in practice. In fact, I ended up dying in Dun Morough. That would have been the end of my run if a passing priest had not revived me. For the sake of my sanity, I did not count that as a death. Eventually, I had accomplished everything I needed for my dumb and arbitrary challenge except sacrificing my last item in Darnassus. I really had no inkling how to get there, but I understood I would have to cross contested territory. Not exactly appealing under my circumstances. I decided a portal would work best. So I saved up. I heard 1 gold was typically the accepted tip, so I set that as my goal. When I finally made enough, I was proudly able to enter trade chat to request a portal. A gnome mage in Iron Forge took me up on my offer. I had promised 1 gold. I ended up paying him 1 silver. The mistake was entirely mine. As lame as it sounds, I am unused to the trade window. But the mage took it with good humor. He pointed out the error and then sent me through the portal. He also denied every effort I made to pay him the promised 1 gold. I guess what I wanted to say with all this rambling was thank you! I hear a lot about how great a community we have in Classic, but I also work in a public-facing position in government; I understand people are people, good and bad. But, speaking solely from personal experience, I'm seeing a lot more good here. P. S. To the human priest and gnome mage that helped a dumb paladin, thanks again. I know I'm repeating myself a lot, but it feels like I can't emphasize it enough. Permadeath was fun, but it was a super stupid idea in WoW.

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