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LOCATION:17701 Dartmouth Drive\nLewes DE 19958
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SUMMARY:C'mon C'mon
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DESCRIPTION:C’mon C’mon is a deeply moving drama filmed in black & whit
 e about\nthe connections between adults and children. Johnny (Joaquin Phoe
 nix)\nis an emotionally stunted and soft-spoken radio journalist who trave
 ls\nthe country interviewing a variety of kids about their thoughts\nconce
 rning their world and their future. Then Johnny's saddled with\ncaring for
  his young nephew Jesse (Woody Norman). Jesse brings a new\nperspective an
 d\, as they travel from state to state\, effectively turns\nthe emotional 
 tables on Johnny. [2021\, US\, 108 min\, Rated: R] Nate\nAdams of The Only
  Critic writes\, “C'mon C'mon is both joyous and\nsoul crushing in its p
 resentation on parenting and childhood trauma\, a\nmemory play about the l
 engths we go to protect our children and the\nhumanity found in each other
 .” Mike Scott of Times-Picayne pens\,\n“The result is a movie that is 
 poetic but entirely accessible\,\ncapturing all at once the joy and terror
  and wonderfulness and\nfrustration of parenthood in one smart and deeply 
 authentic\npackage.” Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beac
 h Film\nSociety.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:C’mon C’mon is a deeply moving drama filme
 d in black & white about the connections between adults and children. John
 ny (Joaquin Phoenix) is an emotionally stunted and soft-spoken radio journ
 alist who travels the country interviewing a variety of kids about their t
 houghts concerning their world and their future. Then Johnny's saddled wit
 h caring for his young nephew Jesse (Woody Norman). Jesse brings a new per
 spective and\, as they travel from state to state\, effectively turns the 
 emotional tables on Johnny. [2021\, US\, 108 min\, Rated: R] Nate Adams of
  The Only Critic writes\, “C'mon C'mon is both joyous and soul crushing 
 in its presentation on parenting and childhood trauma\, a memory play abou
 t the lengths we go to protect our children and the humanity found in each
  other.” Mike Scott of Times-Picayne pens\, “The result is a movie tha
 t is poetic but entirely accessible\, capturing all at once the joy and te
 rror and wonderfulness and frustration of parenthood in one smart and deep
 ly authentic package.” Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Be
 ach Film Society.
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