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All the Rage (Saved by Sarno) (2016)
A Personal Story Many Can Relate To
All the Rage is about the mind-body connection of pain, particularly back pain, and the great Dr Sarno who has helped countless people including many you probably know - like Howard Sterne and Larry David. The documentary weaves the personal account of filmmaker Michael Galinsky in an honest and profound way and many viewers will recognize some of their own selves in his story which could possibly be triggering their own chronic pain. I think this film could help many people consider new ways to approach their treatments.
I Believe in Unicorns (2014)
Like unicorns, great films like this are one of a kind
When an indie film has a profound story that tracks, actors that transcend their role and truly become their characters and move you without even having to speak, gorgeous cinematography, perfect editing, a soundtrack that accents without intruding, a look and feel that is memorable and unique, and a story that stays with you for a while after
you have a unicorn of a film. It is very rare to see a film that has stop motion animation and super 8 footage from the filmmaker's life that is not gratuitous. This film is brave, honest, and important. Leah Meyerhoff is a director to watch and I Believe in Unicorns is a film not to be missed. If you can see it in theaters, do so. It's shot entirely on film (another unicorn) by cinematographer Jarin Blaschke and therefore should be watched, if possible, in a theater.