是寂寞与我为邻

从影院出来的时候，碰到两个阿姨一边抹眼睛一边说：“我知道我会这样，可我还是来看了。我需要好好哭一场。”
我并不认识Fred Rogers，可是从影片开始我就哭成一团，到影片结束，哭得上气不接下气。不是因为难过，而是因为太温暖了。
上周偶然一次抱着枕头的动作让我回忆起来了小时候被抱着或者抱着家人睡觉的感觉。也可能是抱着被子。那时候人小，随便一个什么东西抱在手里就觉得巨大，然后就有深深的安全感。再一次通过动作回忆起这个感觉，幸福地在床上打滚傻笑了很久，然后发现也很久没有这样傻笑了

An ordained minister in Pittsburgh, Mr. Rogers (1928-2003) is the show-runner and host of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, a children’s program of PBS, ran from 1968 to 2001. What singularly distinguishes Mr. Rogers from his coevals is his affable persona (which is almost too good-natured to invite skepticism that it is just a front in front of the camera) and his far-reaching, forward-looking philosophy that “every child is inherently special” and he in earnest, “loves e

第一次为纪录片写影评。除去这个形式与普通观众的距离外，大概因为纪录片本身就已经是对某件事、某个人直观的解读。而解读另一个人的解读，单是说起来就很拗口了。
这是个伪命题，因为其实我并没有打算给这部片子写影评。当然这是一部不错的纪录片，试图将最真实的Fred Rogers（弗雷德·罗杰斯）展现给我们。而正是因为纪录片的真实还原，才让我被这个人感动。
Fred可以说是儿童电视节目第一人。在上世纪七十到九十年代，美国的一大部分儿童看着他的节目长大。当他刚刚进入电视行业的时候

Steven说他小时候有很长一段时间是一个人在家，而陪伴他的只有Mr. Rogers。我没有看过他的节目，看完了纪录片终于明白为什么他能受到这么多人的爱戴。他对小朋友说I like you just the way you are... thank you for being you。这种无条件的博爱的确近似基督教里上帝对世人的爱，但他以一种完全和孩子平等的身份真挚地说出这些话的时候，我觉得他的爱比任何神的爱还要有力量。印象最深的两个片段：一个是他说服了国会议员给PBS批准二十万美元的资金，另一个是他和大猩猩Koko的互动

When I was at Dartmouth in the late 1940s, the tuition, room, and board all added up to $1,100 a year. Nobody owned a home computer, and hardly anyone had a television set. And those who did, there was a choice of three channels. I’m not sure if Jeanne Shaheen was even born yet, but very few people would have guessed that within 50 years, a woman would be governor or New Hampshire. Yes. When I was here, the first word of the alma mater was “Men. Men of Dartmouth give a r

《与我为邻》儿童节目主持人如何用爱影响了一代人
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