Overall it had some emotional impact and the cinematography was pretty good if we overlook some weird choices here and there. I just feel like it should have been longer or shorter. You get a lot of just shots of these camps which off course help show the size of the problem but sometimes felt a bit unnecessary. Instead of that i feel like we could have been more focused on either solutions/organisations who help these people or the people themself. Or it should have been a shortfilm from about 20 minutes to highlight the problem. The length is just a bit akward and it feels like they zoned in on the wrong things and neglected other aspects that could have been delved in more.
I must say i was getting a bit skeptical already in the beginning where they state they filmed from 2017 to 2020 but they only had 40 minutes of film. They must have had tons of footage so I don't quite understand the choice too make it so short. Especially if you consider some of the stories we hear from the homeless people. They could have done way more interesting things with this movie.
I must say i was getting a bit skeptical already in the beginning where they state they filmed from 2017 to 2020 but they only had 40 minutes of film. They must have had tons of footage so I don't quite understand the choice too make it so short. Especially if you consider some of the stories we hear from the homeless people. They could have done way more interesting things with this movie.