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A film that breaks the silence about stillbirth.

RETURN TO ZERO

Based on a true story, RETURN TO ZERO tells the story of a couple who, just weeks before the delivery of their son, are devastated to learn that he has died in the womb and will be stillborn.

Grief and trauma nearly destroys their marriage, until they learn they are again pregnant, and must navigate their way through a terrifying and turbulent pregnancy with the help of an empathetic doctor.  With warmth, humor, and exploration of the human spirit RETURN TO ZERO casts a light on an all-too-often overlooked subject.

 

A Place In The Sun - A gorgeous film you must see.

A Place In The Sun

**SPOILER ALERT**

My favorite Elizabeth Taylor film is "A Place in the Sun" - She has been quoted as saying that she never "tried to act until A Place in the Sun". She met Montgomery Clift on this film and they developed a very deep and lasting friendship. He inspired her to take acting more seriously although she was quite a show business veteran by this time.

What I love about this film is that it is dark and foreboding, deep and pensive and yet Elizabeth is like a radiant light in the midst of the darker elements. The character, George Eastman, played by Clift, was so obsessed with the lovely Angela Vickers, played by Elizabeth Taylor, that he murders his pregnant girlfriend, played by Shelley Winters. for a chance to be free to marry her...  

Although he is convicted you never really know if he meant to do it or not and when the priest asks him what he was thinking about as she was drowning... a vision of Elizabeth, head thrown back after a long kiss, crosses his mind....   and you know... he is guilty..

This photo is from one of the sweetest scenes.. when Monty is on the phone with his Mother and Liz says "Hi Mama!" - Monty says "It's JUST a girl, Mama"  - the look on her face is priceless... subtle little things like that made her who she was... more than a beauty.. an energy! 

You have probably seen Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Suddenly Last Summer and Who's Afraid of Virginia AWolfe - and most likly even Cleopatra and Father of the Bride... but I would take a look at this film and if you want more Liz... check out  Raintree County and BUtterfield 8 as well..

Butterfield 8 - Liz Taylor - Repost

This film is at once stylish, sexy, and classic. If you have only seen the Elizabeth Taylor of now, famous for marriages, weight gain and rehab, you need to see some of her early work. She was amazing!





















RAINTREE COUNTY IS ALSO GORGEOUS AND CAPTIVATING----