If you want a detailed lowdown on these films, you can see it here.

Running through grass and piles of leaves, Jon Baker would have shouted words of panic and fear if he had the ability to do so. However, due to birth complications, he was only able to speak a few words at a time and he knew no one would be around to hear him, no one living anyway. He had heard tales of a city not too far off from his, .

You Can Count On Me. This film may lack the organic highs of his two previous efforts, but key to its sturdiness is a sharp screenplay and a bone-deep performance by Casey Affleck. The film and Affleck are raw like the bitter cold of winter, but lifted by the burning soul underneath.

Inside and Out Book Tag. I came upon it while reading a blog and this tag was originally created by MathomBooks.

Sounds a lot like the 1979 animated short film. Banjo, the Woodpile Cat. Banjo, the Woodpile Cat.