Gringa

I REALLY LIKED THE SCENE WHERE JESS GABOR SAYS, "I'M YOUR DAUGHTER" TO STEVE ZAHN. I THOUGHT IT WAS JUST AS TOUCHING AS WHEN KATHERINE HEPBURN SAID "I THINK I'M YOUR DAUGHTER" TO JOHN BARRYMORE IN "A BILL OF DIVORCEMENT," Her FIRST- ND ONE OF HER BEST FILMS. IF THEY EVER DO A REMAKE OF THAT GEORGE CUKOR MASTERPIECE, I HOPE THAT THEY GIVE MS HEPBURN'S PART TO MS. GABOR! SHE CERTAINLY HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BE ANOTHER KATHERINE HEPBURN.

THIS FILM GIVES A DEVASTATING PORTRAYAL OF HOW A YOUNG WOMAN'S LIFE CAN CHANGE FOR THE NEGATIVE IN JUST THE BRIEFEST OF MOMENTS, AND ALSO HOW DIFFICULT IT CAN VBE FOR A FATHER TO OVRCOME HIS FAULTS AND MISTAKES. THE DEPICTIONS OF HOW THE DAUGHTER, PLAYED BY JESS GABOR , RELATED TO JUDY GREER, WHO PLAYED HER MOTHER., AND STEVE ZAHN, WHO PLAYED HER FATHER, WERE SO CONVINCING THAT YOU REALLY FELT AS IF YOU WERE WATCHING A REAL FAMILY PLAY OUT THEIR PERSONAL DRAMAS. I ALSO LIKED SEEING A PRIEST PORTRAYED IN A POSITIVE WAY BECAUSE SO MANY PRIESTS HAVE DISGRACED THE CATHOLIC CHURCH BY SEXUALLY ABUSING CHILDREN. WE SHOULD CERTAINLY CONDEMN THE ABUSERS- AND THE PEOPLE WHO COVERED UP FOR THEM. BUT WE MUST ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT THE OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF CLERGYPEOPLE FROM ALL RELIGIONS DEDICATE THEIR LIVES TO HELPING PEOPLE. THAT'S WHY ALL RELIGIONS ARE EQUALLY GOOD.