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Moonage Daydream (2022)
Fan Video
One of the best and visually stunning fan videos ever made. It would have been even better if it had been uploaded to YouTube.
While visually captivating, the video lacks originality as it relies solely on previously released material, albeit cleverly edited to convey the director/writer/producer's interpretation of Bowie. Despite its entertainment value, it fails to capture the essence or depth associated with Bowie's work.
Similar to Wikipedia, this video serves as a good starting point for further research or exploration into Bowie's artistry. It provides a surface-level understanding but lacks the depth and insight that one might expect from a more original or scholarly source.
Boswellia sacra (2022)
Nature vs. nurture
I recently had the pleasure of viewing a truly exceptional film that left me thoroughly impressed. From start to finish, the film held my attention with its bold and interesting narrative, leaving not a single dull moment.
The story was one that had been waiting to be told, and the filmmakers did an outstanding job bringing it to life. What made this film all the more remarkable was that it was the first of its kind in Serbia, paving the way for future filmmakers to explore similar themes and topics.
While it is unfortunate that the director has not yet had the opportunity to make a feature film, I cannot help but feel that this is due to a lack of funding, rather than a lack of talent or ability. The film's compelling acting more than makes up for any minor flaws, such as the occasionally flawed scenography, which somehow contributes to the overall picturesque image of the film.
The screenplay, while not perfect, is overall quite good. There were a few lines that felt out of place, but these were minor quibbles that did not detract from the film's overall impact. What truly sets this film apart are the themes it covers, which are incredibly compelling and thought-provoking.
Throughout the film, I found myself deeply engaged with the story and the characters. The film tackles themes such as love, loss, and redemption, all with a deft touch and a nuanced approach. By the film's end, I was left feeling both moved and inspired.
Overall, I believe that this film is a true gem, and one that deserves to be celebrated. It is rare to come across a film that is so bold and daring, and yet so well executed. I have no doubt that this film will continue to captivate audiences for years to come, and I can only hope that it will inspire others to explore similar themes and topics in their own work.
If you are a fan of thought-provoking cinema that challenges you to think deeply about the world around you, then I highly recommend this film. It is a true masterpiece, and one that I will not soon forget.
Lui Lack, tú no tienes la culpa (2020)
Mind-blowing
Realistic stories, characters people can easily relate to and sympathise with, breath-taking performance by an up-and-coming actor/writer/director, and last but not least, a soundtrack that you won't be able to stop listening to.
Too bad it wasn't a full-length feature film since it had all the ingredients needed.