The Same River Twice
honoring the difficult : a meditation on life, spirit, art, and the making of the film, The color purple, ten years later
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In the early eighties, the peaceful, reclusive life of poet and writer Alice Walker was interrupted by the appearance of three extraordinary gifts: a widely praised best-selling novel (The Color Purple), the Pulitzer Prize, and an offer from Steven Spielberg to make her novel into a film that would …
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