"Reading," the new film from Paul Schurr, is a must-see for all fans of the genre. Clocking in at just 42 seconds, this gem manages to impart a warm, cozy feeling while providing a soupçon of suspense as leading man Will hunts down the crucial detail in the book. Aided by Elanor, a veteran of this film series, Will illustrates a rendition of naptime that will prove comforting and familiar to many film-goers. Kudos to the director for a fine balance of supervision and laissez-faire as the children embody their own interpretation of rest-time while reminding the audience of the importance of reading. Two very enthusiastic thumbs up!
"Reading," the new film from Paul Schurr, is a must-see for all fans of the genre. Clocking in at just 42 seconds, this gem manages to impart a warm, cozy feeling while providing a soupçon of suspense as leading man Will hunts down the crucial detail in the book. Aided by Elanor, a veteran of this film series, Will illustrates a rendition of naptime that will prove comforting and familiar to many film-goers. Kudos to the director for a fine balance of supervision and laissez-faire as the children embody their own interpretation of rest-time while reminding the audience of the importance of reading. Two very enthusiastic thumbs up!
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