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Time for a block of shorts. History of Sitting in Waiting Rooms was a great film! Film starts with Lorenita (main character) 6 years old. She creates an imaginary friend, Boo (Civil War casualty). Seriously, most kids do that (including myself) for various reasons. Boo helps Lorenita figure out her life and who she is over time. To the point where he bails on her for selling out (the way he sees it). Telling Lorenita to be herself. Eventually, she is sitting on a park bench, looking at the spot Boo sat. She looks up and sees a woman who starts a conversation with Lorenita. Spoiler: Happy ending.

What I loved about this film:

Very believable characters. To the point, looking back at my life, I could easily see parts very similar to Lorenita. Excellent pace: Film was right to the point without dragging out any part of Lorenita's life. Room for sequels: Usually you want the next film. Or, "Please God / Goddess this one was enough. Don't let them drag it out to Friday the 13th hell." You get my point. A History of Sitting in Waiting Rooms seriously left me wanting to know more about Lorenita. Again, pacing and "right to the point" pulled off to perfection. Definitely a fun film to watch, I very rarely use that word.

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