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Speaker 1: Where that's the not so secret recipe for gratitude, right there,

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Speaker 1: Be grateful for the blessings. There's a fabulous family movie

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Speaker 1: if that means winning the grand prize in a pumpkin

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Speaker 1: growing contest. Oh yes, everybody was after the prize. Money

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Speaker 1: Grow is a delightful and slightly zany story that takes

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Speaker 1: the stoic farmer the ant played by Golda Reshuvel, who

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Speaker 2: I know you can get some really good ideas from the.

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Speaker 1: Film, great ideas, uh so, whether but even if you're

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Speaker 1: so many sweet stories when when your character Dinah finally

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Speaker 3: Exactly exactly, And yeah, that is I mean, I think

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Speaker 3: it comes from the injection of this amazing young girl

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Speaker 3: who comes into life and you know, she wants to

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Speaker 3: make her life better for this found family in this community,

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Speaker 3: and yeah, it's good to see her empowered in that way.

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Speaker 1: It's a delightful movie. I want everyone to go see Grow.

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Speaker 1: And Madame Delacroix, Catherine Yes, played My sister plays your

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Speaker 1: little sister beautifully. Yeah, it's just a great story. Great story,

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Speaker 1: good for the heart, good for the soul, good for

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Speaker 1: the earth. Thank you so much for spending this time

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Speaker 1: with us, Golda, thank you for sharing your gift and

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Speaker 1: your talent.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, it's been a pleasure.

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Speaker 1: Grow, featuring Dinah, Charlie, and a host of cheery, cheeky,

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Speaker 1: mad cap characters as large as the giant Pumpkins Being Tended,

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Speaker 1: opens in US theaters on October seventeenth. My kids and

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Speaker 1: I got a sneak peek and we can't stop talking

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Speaker 1: about it. As a family that spends a lot of

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Speaker 1: time in the dirt, waiting for things to sprout, watching

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Speaker 1: them grow, and finally hopefully getting to enjoy the fruits

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Speaker 1: of our labors, this farming story resonated with us on

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Speaker 1: that level, more so as the five children that I'm

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Speaker 1: my heart. They came into my home under very similar

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Speaker 1: circumstances as Charlie, and they are now growing and taking

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Speaker 1: root and flourishing. And they loved love the character of

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Speaker 1: Charlie in the movie, and they were pulling for her.

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Speaker 1: They were cheering for her in the same way I'm

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Speaker 1: cheering for them. I'm sure Grow is going to quickly

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Speaker 1: become a family favorite fall classic to be watched every autumn,

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Speaker 1: right up there with It's the Great Pumpkins Charlie Brown.

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Speaker 1: You can get all the information you need to find theaters, showtimes,

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Speaker 1: and tickets by visiting Growthefilm dot com. Keep an eye

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Speaker 1: out for Golda in the upcoming Bridgerton season four and

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Speaker 1: any number of stage and screen productions she may be

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Speaker 1: featured in. Fall is here, Fill a dish with candy, corn, bacon,

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Speaker 1: apple pie, pull out the soup and comfort food recipes,

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Speaker 1: and cozy in. I'll help ease you into this new

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Speaker 1: season by sharing stories from the heart and playing your

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Speaker 1: favorite songs every night. And please, with all the things

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Speaker 1: going on in the world, let's all double down in

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Speaker 1: our efforts to love someone