image courtesy of theguardian.com While I enjoy the outdoors, I can’t for the life of me ever imagine doing work like this. I’m not against manual labor and I’m certainly a supporter of all things farming, but watching Josh O’Connor haul himself through the mud, sleet, and thankless grind of a Yorkshire sheep farm made my bones ache. That unglamorous authenticity is precisely where this film earns its keep - it doesn’t romanticize rural life; it shows you the cracked hands an

image courtesy of taylorholmes.com Get to know me a little better with this snapshot of my ten favorite films (subject to change). Outside of #1, the rest are in no particular order. It's a Wonderful Life Watched it every Christmas growing up and slowly grew on me. As an adult, it hits so much closer to home. image courtesy of bbc.com Catch Me If You Can It may not be the best Spielberg, but it is my favorite. I love a lot of Spielberg films, though. image courtesy of ifccent