The Kite Runner

Feb 18, 2008 at 3:06 PM
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Can a book be both heart-warming and heart-breaking? A tale of one transplanted Afghani man's search for redemption, forgiveness and, ultimately, salvation from a chidhood event that changed his life and those of the people around him. Now, it's time to watch the movie.

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i saw the movie before i read the book. inspiring, hits all the right notes. i bought the book, read it; yes, the film does the book justice. there are gaps in the film, yes a few, otherwise, a wonderful cinematic experience (fine acting, great photography and a wonderful score).

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