How one categories the emotions of loss to articulate them visually and cinematically, I don't know. Yet, writers and filmmakers do it time and time again, across the screen for viewers like us to see, connect, relate and heal.
JoeKenneth's work does this for me.
His words and his journey couldn't be more poignant than in this cinematic form of a human grappling with loss and departure while also finding ones self and voice.
It seems almost uncanny to review a work so near to a heart I'll never physically see, but I can do it because the heart of the subject has been left in these ten minutes.
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JoeKenneth's work does this for me.
His words and his journey couldn't be more poignant than in this cinematic form of a human grappling with loss and departure while also finding ones self and voice.
It seems almost uncanny to review a work so near to a heart I'll never physically see, but I can do it because the heart of the subject has been left in these ten minutes.
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