Title: Alone But Never Alone
Product review: Wherever we are in this world, we are never truly alone -- only in our minds. This movie has great cinematography, but the real-life experience is what is the big draw. Some hard-nosed environmentalists, not to be confused with true environmentalists, may be offended by this movie (because they blame all "ills" on mankind). However, the look-and-see attitude of the plot is great and really is calming for our warp-speed attitudes of modern-day life. That is not to say it is slow and plodding, by any means. The twists and turns keep your interest and give you a love for nature and our world far better than the Walden books by Thoreau or other "classics". This is a must-see for mature and maturing people of high school age or older (younger people may well enjoy it, but may miss the "message"). Recommended.
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