Raw Empathy Through A Camera Lens
I was lucky enough to watch this on the big screen which may have given me a bias to my sheer adoration for this film.
I was moved. I feel this captured the sheer power of cinema to give insight into ways of life we have never seen or experienced. The wonderful eye of Kirsten Johnson guides us through her experiences. Her empathy bleeds through the screen and give you a truly breathtaking documentary.
It gives you a moment to detach yourself from the world. And look at it through someone else's eye.
A documentary that isnt worried about teaching you explicit facts, but more letting you empathise and wonder about this world and all of us who reside here.
I captivated from the very first shot to the end of the credits. I will watch this again.
I was moved. I feel this captured the sheer power of cinema to give insight into ways of life we have never seen or experienced. The wonderful eye of Kirsten Johnson guides us through her experiences. Her empathy bleeds through the screen and give you a truly breathtaking documentary.
It gives you a moment to detach yourself from the world. And look at it through someone else's eye.
A documentary that isnt worried about teaching you explicit facts, but more letting you empathise and wonder about this world and all of us who reside here.
I captivated from the very first shot to the end of the credits. I will watch this again.
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- Nov 2, 2022