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Science has shown evidence that mice die if they are not being touched as newborns. So why do we touch our children? This is a rhetorical question, since we all know the answer--love. Life as a House is about this theme that we call love, which includes both joy and grief. Love is the joy of sharing time with ones that we love, grieving from the pain that they cause us, and forgiving them who hurt us. Love is depicted with humanity in this film that will stir hearts and undeniably make some weep. The film reminds us not to forget to love our children, since they will learn from us how to love their children. |
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| 7/26/2002 | |
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The Internet Movie Database. |
