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YemisrachBA | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 27 2007 | foreign, news, politics, humanterian
So brave!!!
"I want them to give me a home for me and my father and my little brother where I can bathe by myself, get dressed by myself and everything," she says.
"I want them to make a kitchen so I can cook for my father and my brother whatever they want.
"I would love to go to school. But first I would have to shower, get dressed and have a school bag."
Quoted: Five-year-old Maria Amin - paralysed in an Israeli attack - fights to stay in Israel for life-saving treatment. Maria's father is constantly by her side. He feeds her, cleans her ventilator and brushes her hair. He even paints her nails, although he knows she will never use her hands again.
YemisrachBA | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 20 2007 | human rights, foreign, news
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this movie starts out with two kids, one with an ailing mother and another a porlak from a poor family which everyone teases. they become friends and to make each other happy they play a game of dare. initially it's cute, then funny and as they grow older you see that they have something very very special.
then the turning point when the girl can not distinguish if the boy truely loves her of if it's all just a game... then the story turns very very dark.
it's a great story and well told, just not for the faint of heart and not for those looking for a happy ending. it is NOT like 'when harry met sally' as much as it seems so in the beginning.
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