The 14th February & Beyond

A movie which enlightens its viewers to the real concept of The valentine's day, And how money makers are fooling us, I hope it reaches to millions of people. Thank you for this.

I'm surprised why this film was not sent to Oscar? This is a really a great documentary. All technical aspects for a great documentary are present and it's actually the food for brain to the intellectually hungry people. Watch it folks.

My friend sent a clip from the film to me and I was instantly in search of the full movie. Impressive! Usually I don't find good documentaries especially from Indian makers but this impressed me. I'm sure the director has a unique vision to see a subject like this in this depth.

Kudos to director for his courage to explore such a sensitive topic that skill fully 👍👍👍

An hour well spent. A must watch.

You must watch this feature if,

• Like me, you too thought 'What is there to talk about for the 14th of February
• You were once a teenager
• You were or are in the category who is still looking for a partner

-You have a child or know someone who has one. because, it opens your eyes to an all new perspective.

If one were very frugal in one's appreciation, one must laud the makers for picking up this brave subject and creating such an excellent piece of work.

The film is created at par with how one would expect a world class documentaries to be. The narration is gripping and flows through very well. Each statement is referenced and well corroborated. The tone never gets preachy, rest the audieces can discern. I never knew love can be classified based on the interests between the two parties :) . Oh, and the background music complements the documentary throughout.

I am recommending to my F&F.

The way this film postmortems Valentine's Day, stitches the facts together and stay true to the core truth is something only a cathartically clear-eyed work of documentary art can do. And crisp edit and majestic music.. Take a bow guys.. I won't reveal much about film here but trust me this film deserves a sincere viewing, there's a lot in it that needs to be processed. Love, perceived to be a repository of genuineness, is an intimate component of Human Being but now it has become inextricably linked to the mass market and adopted the economic mechanism of Western society.

Great concept, Bitter truth of our society these days. This documentary is a whistleblower.