pammia-637-152524
Joined Jan 2010
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Why am I crying for a fireworks display? This film is such a masterpiece of the life and experiences of a MASTER artist. As a viewer that truly enjoys art and fireworks I learned today that it is an art form that can be truly appreciated beyond all the WOWS and APPLAUSES. He shared his upbring, the mindset of his ancestors, the political climate he was acclimated, his loyalty to his home country balanced by his love of art and his family (loved the grandmother). This name Cai Guo-Qiang should be as famous as PICASSO but the reality of the political and social context we live in prevents this. He is brave, loyal, and an asset to the art world. Never enjoyed a documentary as much as this one. What a blessing he has moved to the US and his passion is so heartfelt it can't be denied.
What a "must see" film. Nothing is left to the imagination and truths of deception by political forces and the wealthy with power was on full display. The end result was our on need to pursue selfishness which is the state of this country at this time. The ultimate resolutions were painful but inevitable. Kudo's to Adrianne Grande - I love her more each time I hear her sing.
Totally blown away by this autobiography of Colin Kaepernick. The low ratings only come from people that would never understand what being Black in America from the prospective of being adopted by white parents and living a life that typically "only white" boys would experience. From 1965 (school integration) to today I have experienced the same and similar experiences. Thank God that he was able to show his blackness in a white world that even in "ratings" are degrading and deprecating to a person who has achieved so much and represents the pinnacle of pride in race, pride in opposing injustice and pride in achievements. The 6 episodes were a treatise on a life that has truy OVERCOME. His journey to becoming a quarterback is awe inspiring and this story will become the JANE PITTMAN for the younger generation. The director and story writer were all A+.
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