Archeology and the Calmness of Films in "The Dig"

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Kilig in Circumstances

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All of the cliches and complications of love can be hard to explain but easy to see. Discussing love from different shows and movies, we talk about what makes love so attractive for all of us. Expect some rambling but join me why we all feel ‘kilig’ (romantic excitement) ❤️

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Archeology and the Calmness of Films in "The Dig"

Kilig in Circumstances

23 minutes 42 seconds

4 years ago

Archeology and the Calmness of Films in "The Dig"

The Dig is based on a true story of one of the biggest finds in the world before WWII. Edith Pretty, a humble homeowner in Sutton Hoo, England, asks Basil Brown, an excavator, to dig out a find within a large mound on her property. It turns out that the ship is much more important to history than anything ever seen before.

in this episode, we talk about archeology and a bit of history on England and why this movie ended up on #7 in the U.S on Netflix.