Up to 28 likes, that's progress. I watched all 3 trailers and read your write up and went to the imdb sites. All seem to be decent projects that show problems that exist in the world that deserve to be solved. Unfortunately, I am already aware of these problems and do not need to watch these films to be informed. It takes up enough of my time to put together entertainment that can offer possible solutions to these problems. Also, when making projects that actually offer solutions, going the festival route is only an extra expense and a delay in getting the solutions out to the world. We started streaming a solution film, "Lee'd The Way" on Prime Video, Comcast, Cox Cable, and Spectrum today, Friday, Jan. 13th. Hope you are able to catch it, so you can see what I am talking about. It is definitely not the greatest film ever made, or even the most artistic, but it is certainly one of the most important.
Up to 28 likes, that's progress. I watched all 3 trailers and read your write up and went to the imdb sites. All seem to be decent projects that show problems that exist in the world that deserve to be solved. Unfortunately, I am already aware of these problems and do not need to watch these films to be informed. It takes up enough of my time to put together entertainment that can offer possible solutions to these problems. Also, when making projects that actually offer solutions, going the festival route is only an extra expense and a delay in getting the solutions out to the world. We started streaming a solution film, "Lee'd The Way" on Prime Video, Comcast, Cox Cable, and Spectrum today, Friday, Jan. 13th. Hope you are able to catch it, so you can see what I am talking about. It is definitely not the greatest film ever made, or even the most artistic, but it is certainly one of the most important.