Erre

I saw a screening of the movie during the BAFICI and was very moved by it. It is a documentary alright, but it has the emotional power of any other fictional movies you can see. The filmmakers put their heart out to do this film about how back pain problems can be related to childhood issues or repressed feelings or words that don't come out as it should. It is a journey around Dr. Sarno's life and Michael Galinsky's personal back pains. It is a must!

well, well, well. it seems that castro is the guy who´s financing the extasis that kills people in EEUU. bad news boys... cuba is part of the American Continent, wether you like it or not. What a bunch of bullscrap this film is. So they go and smash Cuba and the village where the most poor people lives. Amazing! Outrages. I am latin and I had it with this stupid filosophy! All the bad guys are from Cuba or Rusia or Haiti everybody is a bad influence except for those stupids "shot your gun first and show your badge later" cops. What kind of peace filosophy is this? Who directed this film? Who really directed it? I felt so bad after seen this stupid movie! Gosh! too bad I can´t use curse words for this one because that´s what this movie is all about. A spit on the 3rd world countries. SHAME ON YOU! SHAME ON YOU!

Back in the 80's, this film was released in Argentina. It was really strange and as every two Friday, my father and I went to Lavalle street (it used to be the Film Theatres Street) to check some film. There was nothing to see, late shows already started and the rest of the films were rated R. Last chance... Foxtrap. There we went. My father complaining for his luck. Me... happy because we were going to the movies. The film is amazingly dumb but funny enough to delight a little kid and bring out the rage of a father. Long live films! and The Fred Williamson...