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This feature doc is a very quiet film but one of the most beautiful, moving and masterful out there. It is, like many of Kim Longinotto's films, notable for its grace, compassion and oceanic depth. But in this particular setting, with executive producer Roger Greaf behind it, it is one of her best. The film is set in the Mulberry Bush School in Oxford, a school of last resort for children with extreme behavioral problems. The children are given three years at this boarding school to try to turn their lives around. Endlessly patient and determined staff members verbally reason with the boys
Left to right: Sam, Harry, Jack and Albert Warner -- the four Warner Brothers. Courtesy of Cass Warner When Cass Warner squeezed her beloved grandfather's hand on his deathbed, she didn't realize she was making an implied promise that would follow her through the rest of her artistic career. The hand belonged to Warner Bros. founder Harry Warner, and Cass has become a chronicler of the family history, determined to tell the real story of the four Warner brothers from a personal point of view. She wrote Hollywood Be Thy Name: The Warner Brothers Story, which is now in its sixth printing, and is
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