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Saturday Morning Cinema – Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
When your relationship persists in misery, do you suppress it in silence or does it lead to the occasional lash out? Or, perhaps you can push through the negative and rediscover the positive that created the relationship in the first place. Number 67 on AFI’s Top 100 American Films of All Time is Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?. It’s a whirlwind examination of the imperfections that exist in every relationship. Sometimes those imperfections manifest, and sometimes they need a nudge to surface. And sometimes, there’s scorched earth in the process.
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Saturday Morning Cinema – Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
When your relationship persists in misery, do you suppress it in silence or does it lead to the occasional lash out? Or, perhaps you can push through the negative and rediscover the positive that created the relationship in the first place. Number 67 on AFI’s Top 100 American Films of All Time is Who’s Afraid…
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