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to be and to have (2002)

This is maybe my favorite documentary It’s set in a small classroom in rural France with one teacher and a dozen or so kids of different ages. I love this doc because it has no agenda - we simply observe the relationship between these kids and the teacher who is heading towards retirement. It’s beautiful, it’s tender, it’s honest. It reminds me that kids will just cough with their mouths wide open I love it It tends to live on Kanopy jsyk xoxo ttyl

@adriansympson

Nov 7, 2024

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Ren faire

Super interesting documentary that’s shot with unbelievably great cinematography. It’s about an 100 year old guy who owns the largest renaissance fair (in the world?? i don’t remember) and all the internal politics of running it and who will take over when he dies a lot of humor and a lot of heart.

@lizt

Jan 11, 2025

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Butterfly In the sky documentary

Fairly new documentary about Reading Rainbow. Great people story, made my heart happy. Also brought on a lot of nice nostalgia

@gabe_gabe

May 17, 2024

Top Recs from @peggy

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The zero dollar challenge

Every weekday I challenge myself to spend $0. If I frame it as a challenge the boring stuff becomes exciting. Making my lunch at home feels electric, like I’m winning the game. I frequently lose the game buying beers after work. Gas doesn’t count. I saved $900 last month.

@peggy

Dec 8, 2023

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cape cod

The best place on Earth. Drive the Old King's Highway from the bridge to Orleans. Drink a scorpion bowl at Double Dragon, the only Chinese place with a waterfront deck. Stare at the Atlantic until you lose yourself. Drink $3 pints at the Quarterdeck, start a fight, get kicked out, and walk to the 19th Hole. Watch the college kids play baseball under the lights in the summertime. Bike among the old homes and imagine the colonial 1750's. Catch a sunfish and throw it back in.

@peggy

Nov 16, 2023

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Believe by cher

I was 4 and called it “Apple Love”. Do you believe in life, apple love?

@peggy

Jan 28, 2024

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