Mondo Bondo
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008 7:30pm
Read about this film in Cyn Collins’s Daily Planet review, “21 films in 11 days.”
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An interesting and
An interesting and thoughtful journey into the minds of others. The subject matter is startling at first, but by the end of the movie you won’t feel these people are so different from yourself whether you are an artist or a mountain climber. In fact, you may find discover most humans have a need to express themselves or explore their boundaries.
Fantastic filmmaking
I’d ditto the previous commenter’s take on the subject matter. I’d also add that the filmmaker was the perfect person to present this subject matter. He did so with a fresh and non-judgmental vision, and his sense of humor softened the edges of what turned out to be a serious story.
I hope he goes on to make documentaries about other difficult subjects.
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