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rootofnewtWe're sort of watching Photographing Fairies on SciFi. Mainly, I'm enjoying the incidental music and sound.
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explodingcat just ascertained that this is *not* the movie I took A to see back when I was a nanny/live-in mother's helper. I looked at him oddly--I don't remember taking her to a fairy movie, but I was her nanny the year I got sick, so I don't remember much at all from that year. Turns out it was a movie he was interested in seeing (not then, but now)... It would have been sometime between May of 1997 and May of 1998. Does anyone remember what movie it was? Like this one, it was about the girls who staged fairy pictures back in the 1890s or 1900's. It was more suitable for children than this one is, though. A was 11-12 back then.
explodingcat just ascertained that this is *not* the movie I took A to see back when I was a nanny/live-in mother's helper. I looked at him oddly--I don't remember taking her to a fairy movie, but I was her nanny the year I got sick, so I don't remember much at all from that year. Turns out it was a movie he was interested in seeing (not then, but now)... It would have been sometime between May of 1997 and May of 1998. Does anyone remember what movie it was? Like this one, it was about the girls who staged fairy pictures back in the 1890s or 1900's. It was more suitable for children than this one is, though. A was 11-12 back then.
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Date: 2003-11-09 09:02 pm (UTC)