This film made me weep. Not because I've experienced gun crime or I've lost someone I love to it (I don't live in the US fortunately), but because it's so real and sad and horrifying. All the imagery and audio has been taken from material posted online or made available by the police, so there's an authenticity to it fiction can't match.
The film also brought home something I already knew, but maybe hadn't fully appreciated before. There is no rhyme and reason to life. There is no plan. There is no God. There is only insanity, stupidity, wrongdoing, and utter, utter, utter randomness.
If this film doesn't at least make you feel like weeping at the world, there's something wrong with you.
The film also brought home something I already knew, but maybe hadn't fully appreciated before. There is no rhyme and reason to life. There is no plan. There is no God. There is only insanity, stupidity, wrongdoing, and utter, utter, utter randomness.
If this film doesn't at least make you feel like weeping at the world, there's something wrong with you.