Review for ‘Wild’
Wild is an honest movie about a woman struggling to overcome the loss of a loved one as she takes a physically challenging journey.
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Wild is an honest movie about a woman struggling to overcome the loss of a loved one as she takes a physically challenging journey.
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When my parents divorced I realized many families have experienced what we have experienced.
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I feel alienated because I cannot speak Mandarin. It’s frustrating when I can’t communicate with my family in China. I often feel out of place when I can’t take part in the conversations.
There is no on duty staff or security, so you don’t get barked at for not wearing a helmet or just being loud. Apart from actually skating, a lot of people go there to just chill and hangout.