Independent Principles Applied: L'enfant

Monday, September 19, 2016

L'enfant

Just finished watching a new made-for-TV series: L'enfant. It is the best four-part series I've ever seen (besides Lonesome Dove).

An Indie Drama out of Yale, L'enfant earns four stars by my review, although the film did receive some harsh criticism The only critical feedback I can suggest is for this guy to be been cast in a lead role next season, as L'enfant occasionally needs more supporting acting.

Time to grab some popcorn, pour a few fingers of the good stuff, sit back relax and enjoy the show! Enjoy!

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Concord

Concord is a firm believer in the original intent of the constitution, the prophetic words of our founding fathers, and the power of self governance to maintain righteousness, justice, prosperity and liberty in America. Concord is not a believer in government control, however convenient it is, secular education, however liberating it may feel, or evolutionary constitutionalism, however politically correct it sounds. At 27, Concord spends much of her time writing, reading, running, and hanging with her main man, Charlie Brown. She is working her way through the 50 states.

Lexington

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