Two Stories I can relate to : Tales of Slavery and BAck breaking SImple COuntry Life

And I wont go into the fullest detail regarding the title I used, but with regards to the movi in question, I can easily appreciate the work people have done just to survive, never making money and working almost a whole year before seeing any money. BAck breaking, sweat browed, itchy, smelly, good clean work. These period pieces are very quaint especially as they are slowly becoming scarcer in the modern era. Most cannot even conceive of what its like to live out in the sticks or so far removed from others that people fear getting " lonely". HAH! Suck it up sheeple. HEre was a complex story of the daily lives of a single family compared to the secrets and goings about of a little village as it emerged from the first world war a few sons and husbands and brothers lesser, but still had to press on as humans have always done. It had its ups and dones, and htough not a bad movie, was not a masterpiece. Still, it reminds me of when I was a lad up through my teens, working, and trying to fight against the chaff of the system, and being the apple of the ladies eyes, and vice versa. For that, I would give it a near 7, but have to settle for a measly 6 cause of the scoring system here. But it was enjoyable. Check it out.

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