[REL] Til siste hinder (2011)

[starfish21]

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2042695/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynqRGNqr ... re=related

Coming Home (Til siste hinder)
15-year-old fashion blogger and city girl Ida hates every second of her new life, having just moved with her parents to a small farm in Nordland in the rural parts of northern Norway. Matters turn from bad to worse when her mother forces her to meet the locals, making Ida realise how mismatched she and her new surroundings really are. Ida decides to run away, but things do not turn out as she plans, and on her way back to town she encounters a horse by the name of Kehilan - and suddenly life gets new meaning...
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[vidman49]

THANKS!!!

Weren't you one of the main contributors that said you were going to stop releasing stuff because only a few people are doing 90% of the work?? Anyway, glad to see you are still releasing stuff and I appreciate it.

I try to search out films to release - I have done a few but not nearly as many as you and ptg. I have about 400-500 relevant DVDs, but I think they are all already posted.

[starfish21]

THANKS!!!

Weren't you one of the main contributors that said you were going to stop releasing stuff because only a few people are doing 90% of the work??

you sound almost disappointed vidman
i didn't say i was stopping.if i did,or Ptg or even both stopped posting altogether...what effect on 'FLM' do you think that might have?
this site would have little chance of survival with only old stuff.i don't care about movies being released that much, it's 'participation' that continually breathes life into a forum.
i'm on holiday now till 9th jan,loads of time on my hands.

[vidman49]

I sure didn't mean to sound disappointed, but after rereading my post, I can see how it could be taken that way. I had written another couple of sentences after what is shown, and for some reason I didn't notice that for some reason (probably my fault) that they did not show up.

I am trying to release more, and I do whenever I can find something I think is relevant to FLM, I have about 400-500 suitable DVDs, almost of them foreign, but I think they are all already posted. I don't have a lot of time to search the internet for relevant movies, so FLM is usually my one stop, so I am always delighted when you or ptg has another release available. I almost always like what you post.

So, THANKS again!!