2 reviews
First of all, the documentary is so much more than what the storyline gives the impression of.
You will delve into the lives of people who live, and have lived within these forests for who knows how many generations.
But what I find most compelling, is the simple fact that this is just a documentary.
It does not try to manipulate opinions, or change truths.
It is what a documentary should be, the observations, opinions and experiences of those who made it.
I call this a breath of fresh air, documentary-wise.
I hope people get the chance to enjoy it, and hopefully it will gain more attention in the coming weeks and months.
You will delve into the lives of people who live, and have lived within these forests for who knows how many generations.
But what I find most compelling, is the simple fact that this is just a documentary.
It does not try to manipulate opinions, or change truths.
It is what a documentary should be, the observations, opinions and experiences of those who made it.
I call this a breath of fresh air, documentary-wise.
I hope people get the chance to enjoy it, and hopefully it will gain more attention in the coming weeks and months.
- OveWinther
- Mar 8, 2025
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I was fortunate enough to meet the couple responsible for its production, and their warmth and genuine character left a profound impression.
Having watched the film, it is clear that their personal qualities are deeply reflected in their work. The documentary is more than a mere survival narrative; it is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
The filmmakers' dedication to storytelling is evident throughout, creating a narrative that is both suspenseful and moving. The harrowing challenges faced by the subjects are captured with a palpable sense of authenticity, making for an immersive viewing experience. This film stands as a tribute to their passion and their commitment to showcasing a powerful true story. I highly recommend "Lost in the Maze" to anyone interested in adventure, human endurance, and the captivating beauty of the natural world.
Having watched the film, it is clear that their personal qualities are deeply reflected in their work. The documentary is more than a mere survival narrative; it is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
The filmmakers' dedication to storytelling is evident throughout, creating a narrative that is both suspenseful and moving. The harrowing challenges faced by the subjects are captured with a palpable sense of authenticity, making for an immersive viewing experience. This film stands as a tribute to their passion and their commitment to showcasing a powerful true story. I highly recommend "Lost in the Maze" to anyone interested in adventure, human endurance, and the captivating beauty of the natural world.