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My family loves watching your movies! In fact, my mother has watched "Lost in the Barrens" three times, and really enjoys the movies. Thanks again for the great job you’re doing!
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My children (ages 8, 10 and 12) enjoyed this film in a land unknown to them. They especially liked the spiritual wisdom shared as the two boys ventured together. I highly recommend this movie to families.
- SUSAN - 12/20/2006
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Both of my children(ages 10 and 14) said the movie was boring. I would have to agree. My biggest concern with the movie was the Indian woman coming to stay with the uncle. If this is a family friendly movie, I shouldn't have to worry about my 10 year old seeing a man and woman who are not married staying in the same small cabin together overnight.
- JENNIFER - 09/22/2006
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