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Fun, short, and touching story of a stray cat who was a part of a wonderful school community.

It's a very thought provoking movie. The twist of showing the story from three different perspectives really helps immerse one in the historical mindsets of the time. It can be difficult to watch at times, but I hope people can take a chance, watch it with an open mind, and come out moved some about the history of men of violence, the games men of power (some still play), and the experiences of women in history.

Wow, touching portrayal of one level of autism--and of a female. I love the Star Trek backdrop. I've even learned something from one of her coping mechanisms: the notebook. Issues with working memory is a real difficult thing to cope with (I'm learning in my 40s), and combined with issues understanding the implied, non-literal, non-explicit and/or fuzzy rules of the world, writing things you learn down in a known place--or even just jotting down things you think are important for later--can be a mental and emotional load off our shoulders.