Title: A Very Good Film
Product review: The handheld DV cameras contributed much to the look/feel/mood of the film. No it wasn't a Hollywood production by far but still told its' story very well. No the acting was by no major Hollywood stars but because the faces were unrecognizable, it made the story much more believable than seeing JLo or Marc Anthony in the lead roles. The editing of the film was another factor that contributed GREATLY to the impact this film had on me. I'm looking at it first, from a film maker's point of view THEN, a movie goer's POV. It's a film you can compare to Martin Scoresse's Mean Streets; gritty with no Hollywood razzle/dazzle, raw in all categories but enjoyable nonetheless. If you're into cinema verite, film noir, neorealism, and nouvelle vogue, this film is for you. If you're into the glossy Hollywood OVERPRODUCTIONS, this film won't grab you because it ain't pretty. Hat's off to everyone involved in this little gem. I thank you for the enjoyment it provided.
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