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I am an arborist, and I appreciate nature. My favorite tree is the American chestnut (Castanea dentata). My graduate degree is in political science, and my undergraduate degree is in world civilization.

Book Review: By Its Cover, a Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery by Donna Leon

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The Water Diviner by Debut Director Russell Crowe: Gallipoli’s Traumas

The Water Diviner is an historical fictional war drama film by debut director Russell Crowe about Gallipoli’s battle casualties and traumas from 1915 on.

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How the States Got Their Shapes: History Channel Documentary Film With Brian Unger and Mark Stein

How the States Got Their Shapes is a four-disc, two-season History Channel documentary film with author Mark Stein and host Brian Unger.

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A Most Violent Year: Review of the Third Film in JC Chandor's Triple Drama Movie Crown

A Most Violent Year follows a couple through the best and worst, most dangerous and exciting moments of their city’s and company’s super-troubled times.

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All Is Lost With Robert Redford: Review of the Second Film in JC Chandor's Triple Drama Movie Crown

The survival film All Is Lost with Robert Redford is second, in 2013, after Margin Call and before A Most Violent Year, in JC Chandor's triple drama movie crown.

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Margin Call With Simon Baker: Review of the First Film in JC Chandor's Triple Drama Movie Crown

The high finance film Margin Call with Simon Baker is first, in 2011, before All Is Lost and A Most Violent Year, in JC Chandor's triple drama movie crown.

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The Girl by the Lake (La Ragazza del Lago): Review of Film Version of Karin Fossum's Don't Look Back

The Girl by the Lake is the English title for the Italian film La Ragazza del Lago, which in turn is the film version of Karin Fossum's Don't Look Back.

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Interstellar: Science Fiction Film Review

The science fiction film Interstellar correctly depicts black and worm holes, gravitational anomalies and slingshots, and space colonies and stations.

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Film Review: The Devil's Own

The Devil's Own is an action thriller drama that follows actions and crimes from one side of the Atlantic to the other, from Belfast, Northern Ireland, to New York City, U.S.A.

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Film Review: The Theory of Everything

The biopic The Theory of Everything approaches the world-loved theoretical physicist that he becomes by way of Stephen Hawking's personal, professional, and romantic attachments.

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Film Review: Enemy of the Reich: The Noor Inayat Khan Story

Enemy of the Reich: The Noor Inayat Khan Story describes the life of the first female radio operator secreted through the Special Operations Executive into German-occupied France.

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Film Review: Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera by Joel Schumacher

Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera by Joel Schumacher perfects the match of actors with characters and dialogues, crew with costumes and props, and lyrics with music.

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Book Review: Harry Potter the Creature Vault by Jody Revenson

Harry Potter: The Creature Vault by Jody Revenson has fast facts about the inspiration, nativity, reality, and virtuality of the animals and plants in J.K. Rowling’s wizard world.

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Film Review: Volver in Spanish, To Go Back in English, by Pedro Almodóvar

Volver by Pedro Almodóvar mixes comedy, crime, romance, and tragedy in a drama film about the opportunities linked to cemeteries, inheritances, and restaurants in central Spain.

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Film Review: As You Like It, Shakespearean Play Filmed by Director Kenneth Branagh

As You Like It by William Shakespeare gets the attention of a master of his craft when Kenneth Branagh matches cast with characters and dialogues and crew with props and venues.

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Film Review: Much Ado About Nothing, Shakespearean Play Filmed by Director Kenneth Branagh

William Shakespeare's romantic comedy Much Ado About Nothing finds its most buoyant, joyous filming in the 1993 version directed by Kenneth Branagh and his stellar cast and crew.

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Film Review: Henry V, Shakespearean Play Filmed by Director Kenneth Branagh

William Shakespeare's history play Henry V gets its best, grittiest filming in the 1989 release by a master of his craft, Kenneth Branagh, and his perfect match of cast and crew.

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Film Review: The 100th Episode of The Mentalist

The 100th episode of the police procedural TV series The Mentalist is a prequel that shares Patrick Jane's first post-Red John contacts with the California Bureau of Investigation.

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Film Review: The Pilot Episode to The Mentalist

The pilot episode to the police procedural TV series The Mentalist has sure-fire recipes for longevity in best-qualified actors, California look, daring acts, and edgy walk-talks.

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