“100 Ways to Cross the Border” is a bizarre film and for those with a short attention span it may have a lifespan of 5 minutes. And performance artist Guillermo Gómez-Peña whom the film focuses on would most likely laugh and say your confusion has made the film a success. As to what the goalContinue reading “RKS Film: “100 Ways to Cross the Border”: Bizarre and Marginalized by Mainstream”
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RKS Film: “Lodo”: Profound Meaning for Some and Light Entertainment for Others
As a lawyer for many years in negligence cases there is a theory called the thin skulled theory. You take your victims as you find them. If you carelessly back your car in shopping centre parking lot and kill a pedestrian that might have not died had they not had such a thin skull thatContinue reading “RKS Film: “Lodo”: Profound Meaning for Some and Light Entertainment for Others”
RKS Film: “Lovely Jackson”: A Horrific Miscarriage of Justice
I encountered a slight feeling of guilt watching what was perhaps a documentary I should not be watching. As a wee lad we had a cottage in Vermont which was just over an hour from our home in Montreal. Inevitably there would be some horrific car accident on the road to or from our cottageContinue reading “RKS Film: “Lovely Jackson”: A Horrific Miscarriage of Justice”
RKS Film: “Montana Story”: Death of a Parent: Been There and Done That
When a parent dies the shit can hit the fan. And when the shit sprays it can be regenerating or it can rip the façade to shreds. I have been there and done that thrice. Yes in one situation it was a bonding event and in another a rip tide of destruction. Yet within theContinue reading “RKS Film: “Montana Story”: Death of a Parent: Been There and Done That”
RKS Film: “Nude Tuesday”: The Film That Could Have Easily Been a Different Film
“Nude Tuesday” is a film that is completely gibberish! But you may be guaranteed a constant smile from a film that borders on the absurd. Cut out the subtitles from gibberish to English and replace them with a new set of subtitles and you could be watching a different film. You see the dialogue andContinue reading “RKS Film: “Nude Tuesday”: The Film That Could Have Easily Been a Different Film”
RKS Film: “An Act of Worship”: United States as a Deeply Fractured Country
“An Act of Worship” is an attempt to have the viewer experience the Islamophobia faced by some Muslims in the United States. It is not a pretty picture and accentuates the hate and phobia fracturing America where hatred and distrust seems prevalent. Most of this hatred was not created by former President Trump and thatContinue reading “RKS Film: “An Act of Worship”: United States as a Deeply Fractured Country”
RKS Film: “End of The Line”: New York City Transportation System Teeters on Dysfunctionality
The documentary “End of The Line” presents the City of New York’s transportation system under the control of the MTA. The subway system is teetering on the edge unable to complete capital spending projects, political infighting and suffering from huge COVID ridership decline. Having visited so many times over the past 5 decades the subwayContinue reading “RKS Film: “End of The Line”: New York City Transportation System Teeters on Dysfunctionality”
RKS FILM: “The Story Won’t Die”: The Maturing of the Syrian Artistic Refugee Community
Since 2011 over a half a million people have been killed in the Syrian conflict and 6 million out of 13 million Syrians have become refugees. Assad the Syrian tyrant teamed up with the Butcher of Bucha before he was slaughtering Ukrainians so he could learn how to slaughter Syrians with chorine gas and clusterContinue reading “RKS FILM: “The Story Won’t Die”: The Maturing of the Syrian Artistic Refugee Community”
RKS Film: “Days of Daisy”: Something for Everybody!
“Days of Daisy” has its world premiere at Dances with Films indie festival on June 14th at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles and after that can be purchased through VOD. It may appear to you initially as one of those “chick flicks” and as it concludes a film in the “warm and fuzzy”Continue reading “RKS Film: “Days of Daisy”: Something for Everybody!”
RKS Film: “Desert Space”: Fascination vs. Credibility
Who amongst us is not fascinated by UFO’s? But who believes there is evidence that enables us to transcend fascination and convert us into a believer? The Chilean documentary “Desert Space” reveals the fascination with UFO’s is a universal phenomenon or at least it extends to Chile. Leonel is 58-year-old man who is a securityContinue reading “RKS Film: “Desert Space”: Fascination vs. Credibility”
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