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Dominique F @RT59889608 Apr 7, 2024 Compassionate, rich, powerful. See more Aug 16, 2020 This is difficult. This is harsh. It is compelling; absorbing. This is traumatic, but also undeniably powerful. It is utterly pure and honest. You cannot claim that such realism is 'easy'. You will surely be frustrated by it. You may well hope there will be more subtle, even warm moments. But you know all along that this is the work of a remarkably brave, driven, unabashed and very compassionate artist who recorded moments of truly high artist merit. 4 stars See more Greg R @itsgregsworld Nov 30, 2017 Extraordinary. Absolutely extraordinary. See more Sep 9, 2017 Kirsten Johnson proves herself to be a passionate filmmaker in the cinematography field through some film studying that may have gotten her to watch "The Man with a Moving Camera". The said film couldn't stop being reminded of as I watch this disguised modern remake/update based on the structure. The effect of the update refreshed the 1929 original in more of a fresher sight that asks for more depth this time. It's worth interacting with from time to time when following it up with the films listed at the end to piece one to a presented clip that Johnson made. (A-) (Full review TBD) See more Jun 19, 2017 7/9/17 Amazon Prime You need to give this film a little time as it is a little "what the heck is this all about" feel for the first few minutes but then you get the pace and juxtaposition of the vignettes and it becomes very entertaining. Johnson has a wealth of world travel on her resume and she shares that beautifully with the viewers. See more Mar 13, 2017 Experimental filmmaking for the Snapchat era. See more Read all reviews

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