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Amy Ellis Nutt

Washington, D.C.
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Formerly Washington Post; Newark Star-Ledger (Pulitzer Prize, feature writing); Sports Illustrated; member Cloud, Semi Colon, and Oxford comma App Societies
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Everything Everywhere All at Once: Featured Film

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By Emily Bazelon Verified, Jennifer Boylan, Amy Ellis Nutt, Maggie Nelson Verified
| justiceaid.org
E verything Everywhere All at Once, our June film selection, is a hilarious and big-hearted sci-fi action adventure about an aging Chinese immigrant swept up in a wild adventure, where she alone can save the world by exploring other universes connecting with the lives she could have led. The film addresses themes of love, family, and the human condition, and has been hailed by a number of critics for its themes of queer acceptance and identity.
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‘Always be happy, no matter what ...’ How the final words of 9/11 victims echo through time

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By Amy Ellis Nutt
| NJ.com Verified
On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, 38-year-old Brian Sweeney was a passenger on United Airlines 175 flying from Boston to Los Angeles when it was hijacked by five al Qaeda terrorists.
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The Wreck of the Lady Mary: Chapter 1 - Mystery shrouds fatal scallop boat sinking

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By Amy Ellis Nutt, Amy Ellis
| NJ.com Verified
Riotous waves pummel José Arias. In the frantic scramble to abandon ship, he zipped his survival suit only to his throat and now the freezing Atlantic is seeping in, stealing his body’s heat. The cold hammers him, a fist inside his head. Seesawing across the ocean, he cannot tell east from west, up from down. At the top of a wave the night sky spins open, then slides away. Buckets of stars spill into the sea. "Sálvame, por favor. Sálvame." Save me. Please save me, he prays to Our Lady of Guadalupe.
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