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Drifting (2004)
A Wake-Up Call For Believers
I can count on one hand the few films I've seen that really get down to the the most important business in the universe: The believer as a faithful ambassador.
I would have to place DRIFTING by Brett Bower at the top of that list. There is no mincing of words: you're on trial.
DRIFTING is one of those films that suddenly appears below your radar screen, and is suddenly IN YOUR FACE. And you are forced to deal with it.
A new genre of film that I'm classifying as a "SELAH / Wake Up Call." SELAH! (A Hebrew word that means Consider / Ponder / Meditate on it).
DRIFTING. You have to see it. It will change you.
Star-Crossed (2003)
STAR-CROSSED: Boom! You're hooked.
Finally, a film I can share with everybody. It will expose the "incurable romantic" in anyone. Artsy. High-class. Watch it once, and BOOM! You're hooked. You'll watch it over and over. You'll share it with your friends. Chick flick? Yeah... but more.
STAR-CROSSED deals with the dating scene and all its awkwardness, surprises, and pitfalls. Who cannot relate to this?
A beautiful story is woven amidst (and in spite of) the apparent inability of men to understand women.
You can't help but wonder if a power more intelligent than yourself has reserved for you a dream woman, a soul-mate. It makes me want to be more patient... and rest in hope. That's the deal, man. That's the ticket.