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Have you ever noticed how often time is a major plot point in entertainment? Everyone is running out of time. Profilers only have 24 hours to find missing children before it’s too late. Samantha measures her life in six minute increments as a high powered lawyer in The Undomestic Goddess. Time is currency in the movie In Time. The world is going to explode; the island is going to sync and the world is going to end in 2012. Why do we spend time working to earn money that we end up spending on health supplements and herbal remedies to get more time. What is our obsession with time?
-Eliabeth Hawthorne
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High powered lawyer Samantha Sweeting had never made a mistake, and then she made a big one. Her one mistake cost her firm one million pounds. Unable face her mistake, Samantha runs away. In a trance, she gets on a train and finds herself in the middle of nowhere. One lie after another and she is hired as a housekeeper for a family who has no idea who she really is. She’s an absolute disaster in the kitchen, has never ironed in her life, but manages to pick up domestic skills while learning about life, love, and friendship.
Ermilia 