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      <description>Humanities Assignment </description>
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         <title>Summer Literature: &quot;To The Bone&quot;</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div> My favorite form of literature is film and television. The Netflix original "To The Bone" is based on real life events when a person struggles with a mental and physical illness like anorexia. This movie truly gives an inside look into the way people with mental illnesses feel and the different ways they process things. I enjoyed watching this movie the most out of everything I watched because I personally relate to the main characters in the movie as I too have struggled with the same issues. The movie centers around a young artist whose artwork inspires one girl to commit suicide. The girls parents take it upon themselves to blame the artist for their daughters death which leaves the artist with a lot of mental and emotional scares. The audience watches as the struggling artist goes through her journey to recovery. This movie sheds a much needed realistic light on the hard truths people face when recovering from a mental illness.</div>]]></description>
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