one of the most intriguing releases of the week is tove, a finnish biopic about moomins creator tove. alma poysti plays the swedo—finnish author, painter, novelist and illustrator, in zaida bergroth�*s intelligent film which was finland's entry for best international feature at the recent 93rd academy awards. i'm extremely happy... 0h! well, pardon me. are you all right? i thought finland was a quiet place. it's always like this. having failed to gain recognition for the paintings which she believes define her, sculptor�*s daughter jansson turns rather reluctantly to the strange doodles and secret languages of the moomins to earn a living. meanwhile, her personal passions are inflamed by theatre director vivica bandler, played with fiery relish by krista kosonen, with whom she falls head over heels in love, while political philosopher atos wirtanen offers more steadfast if less thrilling affections. sensibly written by eeva putro, tove offers an engrossing portrait of a rebellious spirit whose unconventional outsider status ironically enabled her to connect with generations of reader

one of the most intriguing releases of the week is tove, a finnish biopic about moomins creator toveards. i'm extremely happy... 0h! well, pardon me. are you all right? i thought finland was a quiet place. it's always like this. having failed to gain recognition for the paintings which she believes define her, sculptor�*s daughter jansson turns rather reluctantly to the strange doodles and secret languages of the moomins to earn a living. meanwhile, her personal passions are inflamed by theatre director vivica bandler, played with fiery relish by krista kosonen, with whom she falls head over heels in love, while political philosopher atos wirtanen offers more steadfast if less thrilling affections. sensibly written by eeva putro, tove offers an engrossing portrait of a rebellious spirit whose unconventional outsider status ironically enabled her to connect with generations of readers. having first created her strangely hippo—like characters as a distraction from the horrors of world war ii, jansson's moomins would become internationalfairytale icons, gracing books, stage shows, tv se

sensitively written by eeva putro, tove offers an engrossing portrait of a rebellious spirit whose unconventional outsider status ironically enabled her to connect with generations of readers. having first created her strangely hippo—like characters as a distraction from the horrors of world war ii, moomins became international fairy tale icons, gracing books, stage shows, tv series, theme parks and more. handsomely lensed and focusing on the formative postwar decade, tove benefits from an electrifying performance from poysti who dances her way through the ups and downs of her character's life, which she describes as a wonderful adventure that one should exploit all its twists and turns. that is something this movie does with a plum. you can find it in cinemas now. british actor david oyelowo has long been a commanding screen presence in films such as queen of catwe, and selma which he played martin luther king. now, he proves himself a dab hand behind the camera in netflix's fantasy drama the water man from a script by emma needell. if you had to choose between a short life with a lot of love an

a finnish biopic about moomin�*s creator, tove jansson.passions are inflamed by theatre director vivica bandler, played with fiery relish by krista kosonen, of whom she falls head over heels in love. while political philosopher atos wirtanen offers more steadfast, if less thrilling affections. sensitively written by eeva putro, tove offers an engrossing portrait of a rebellious spirit whose unconventional outsider status ironically enabled her to connect with generations of readers. having first created her strangely hippo—like characters as a distraction from the horrors of world war ii, moomins became international fairy tale icons, gracing books, stage shows, tv series, theme parks and more. handsomely lensed and focusing on the formative postwar decade, tove benefits from an electrifying performance from poysti who dances her way through the ups and downs of her character�*s life, which she describes as a wonderful adventure that one should exploit all its twists and turns. that is something this movie does with a plum. you can find it

conversation now that i realize were either heavily influenced wanted the conservative movement to revert tovetracts and ideoly towards the kind of corporate tyranny, which i would love to explore, and this kind of thought also lends itself l towards not necessarily away from partisanship but it gets towards a more nuanced and dareb i say a more thoughtful d conservative movement in the sense that we are unafraid to say you know what, maybe i agree with bernie sanders immigration policy when he talked about in 2004. maybe mass immigration shouldn't be the most important things that conservatives should always stand for and s russell kirk predicted this that as soon as the soviet union fell, the conservative movement in america would know what to do with themselves and he predicted this almost to the date and time. so the berlin wall falls and this is what i call the four horsemen of the '90s and i was born in '93 so all of this was happening while i had basically no say about it where the generation that did so well, the older baby boomers and the george h.w. bush, irving kristol generation we

and extremely knowledgeable in his field and i think i speak for our entire team when i say we m e tove wor >> he has been part of our team for about nine months and i know if it was anyone of us, he would be here, doing the same thing, so i just feel very strongly that we are one team and we look out for one another. >> reporter: after receiving their assignment, the team went into the east bay hills to search for their friend, calling his name, hoping for any kind of response or sign. the group searched the area behind me around the elementary school for their lost coworker. they want to do anything they can to help kreycik's family, because they all have not lost hope. >> you have to have hope, if you don't have hope, what else is there? >> that is why we are here and hopefully this is wrapped up as soon as possible, but i want to help however i can to try to bring him home. >> reporter: the family is still asking for the communities help. they believe kreycik may be on someone's personal property near the park, since a thorough search of the park is not located in. in the east bay,

it's inspiring tove t hear as fs are stepping up having creative ways to inspire back and make it easy. the healthy choice or the easy choice, a mantra we've all used. thank you all for the questions, terrific panel. if according to recent polling, faxing safety is a concern for many parents who are hesitant to vaccinate their children against covert and other diseases as well. what you say to a parent who asked, are the vaccines safe? >> thank you for that and the person who said yes, they are safe and effective vaccines and we have a thoughtful and robust scientific process that vaccines go through before they are authorized for use so yes, they are safe and effective in what i tell them is i feel so confident they are safe and effective at my own children have gone the vaccine as soon as they were old enough and as soon as they weree eligible and had access to them so i have a 16-year-old and 12, almost 13-year-old, he'll be 13 tomorrow at home and they were enthusiastic about getting the vaccine in my husband is also a pediatrician that wanted them to get the vaccine. the next thin

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provide 44 different papers that never truly need or tries to understand that particular families need toved. [inaudible]. so here's we need an overhaul at least across a handful of programs will be unsnapped i would like to hear your thoughts on that. >> thank you. and i would agree that the overwhelming paperwork can be difficult with the paper the need to be turned in the different timings in various and for the eligibility workers in the state offices and also for participants themselves. however, i stated before that only 1 percent of people were impacted in minnesota higher asset test but wait reviewed it in 2011, shortly after we implemented it in 2010 that i would also agree that additional improvements need to be made on a continuous basis. in some of those have occurred with the inclusion of states to review lottery winnings for example. i do believe that thehe overall impact of 35000 minnesota's being able to use step, far outweighs the 1 percent or less of individuals who perhaps are not being entirely truthful with all the information theyin are sharing that this part of the pr

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