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Miracle Car Wash

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By Jennifer Coates
| Cranston Herald Verified
For Greg, a Warwick resident and retired driver for a Providence business, making his way across town to Miracle Car Wash on Reservoir Avenue is no big deal. He has, after all, been doing this for over thirty years. This is the only place where he will bring his personal cars and the multitude of company cars he drove for at least that long. For Greg, and for countless other loyal fans of this longstanding car wash in Cranston, there is simply no alternative.
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A Pale View of Hills: the legacy of atomic bombings in Japan is explored in this adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s first novel

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By Jennifer Coates
| Inkl
How much do any of us really know about who we are? This question haunts director Kei Ishikawa’s adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s first novel, A Pale View of Hills (1982). The complex story follows “unreliable narrator” Etsuko from Japan to England. A Pale View of Hills starts in 1982, as Etsuko (Yoh Yoshida) packs up her English country house, preparing to move. Her daughter Niki (Camilla Aiko) arrives, taking advantage of the domestic upheaval to ask about their family history.
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A Pale View of Hills: the legacy of atomic bombings in Japan is explored in this adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s first novel

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By Jennifer Coates
| Tolerance Canada
By Jennifer Coates, Professor of Japanese Studies, University of Sheffield How much do any of us really know about who we are? This question haunts director Kei Ishikawa’s adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s first novel, A Pale View of Hills (1982). The complex story follows “unreliable narrator” Etsuko from Japan to England. A Pale View of Hills starts in 1982, as Etsuko (Yoh Yoshida) packs up her English country house, preparing to move.
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