Blowing Up—A Perspective on Grief and a Lesson in Compassion
We are constantly being pushed to move on from mishaps and negative feelings. What happens if we're not ready to do so?
The Sunshine Man
The Sunshine Man... If only we can see what he sees! For just one easy payment, you too can escape the disappointment and heartache of your meaningless existence. For a limited time only, the Sunshine Man offers you the golden opportunity to see the life as he does! But just remember 'sometimes things aren't what they seem', and after watching this curious dark comedy, you may think twice before hanging up on a salesperson. From emerging director Peter Tonks, this film is a visual treat with performances to match, and beautifully accompanied by Rhian Sheehan's haunting score.
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The Sunshine Man... If only we can see what he sees! For just one easy payment, you too can escape the disappointment and heartache of your meaningless existence. For a limited time only, the Sunshine Man offers you the golden opportunity to see the life as he does! But just remember 'sometimes things aren't what they seem', and after watching this curious dark comedy, you may think twice before hanging up on a salesperson. From emerging director Peter Tonks, this film is a visual treat with performances to match, and beautifully accompanied by Rhian Sheehan's haunting score.
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