When You're So Busy Observing Others You Miss The Life In Front Of You

The Oscars is always a time of "What movie is that?, When did that come out?  Have you seen this movie?".  It never fails, you have to either be a movie buff or live some place other than a really small town with a menu of "certain type blockbuster films" on screen 1, 2, 3 and four.

With that I want to bring your attention to a lovely film, that I came across while reviewing last night's Oscar winners.  Nominated for Best Live Action Short, the movie is entitled
The Neighbor's Window.  From the website for the movie, (click the Pic or title) to be taken to the website), I learned that it's written and directed by  Marshall Curry.  From the website I also learned this he has four Oscar-nominations as a documentary filmmaker. 
Inspired by a true story, this movie may be short but it takes you by your shoulders and makes you ask yourself, do you really know your life and what you have or are you spending your life placing glory on days gone by.  Yes, we all do it, but is this reminiscing a way and apart of our present lives, is the question.
If for no reason but for you to ask yourself that very question, Oh So Worth A View,
The Neighbor's Window.