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Fantastic! Throughout the generations sons wanted to be loved by their fathers. They either never got it, or only got bits and pieces of flawed love, but they were still damaged goods despite it. Things have gotten better, but there is still much work to do. Iron John explores the traumatic effects of men who have been severely emotionally stunted by the lack of love and affection from their equally emotionally damaged fathers. The cycle must be broken if men are to be good fathers and husbands. Great, insightful, compelling and thought provoking read!

Iron John: A Book About Men

Very good and funny show. You learn s lot about how to repair and restore vehices, and the intricate stages which are involved, from start to finish. It' really amazing how they can basically take cars that are in very bad shape, and turn them into cars of incredible beauty! I was 10 in 1975, and my best friend and I saw the older teenage guys in the neighbourhood restore muscle cars as well. The best cars were built from the 50s - 70s. The guys in this show are very talented artists in their own right.

Rust Valley Restorers

A 40s period gem of a movie. Albany was the perfect city choice for this movie. Albany evokes a very specific depressive mood, even today. It is one of the most genuine Americana cities that always keeps its character. Aspects about the layout and features of the city such as: the rivers, shipping/receiving ports, lumberyards, warehouses, and city centre sheetmetal shops, linen/textile shops, refrigerator/stove/furniture stores, various tv/electronics repair shops, variety store/smoke shops, etc., all give that unmistakeable blue collar/lower working class flavour to this movie. Overall Albany looks like a very sad, rundown, depressive city in the movie, but it is exactly the perfect city for this incredibly well acted movie.

Ironweed

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