As a seasoned movie reviewer with more than a decade of critiques under my belt, I don't review a lot of movies anymore. I found out about this film on Clubhouse and figured it might be worth my time, especially after seeing the trailer. I should say that trailers usually turn me off rather than intrigue me. I am glad it did, because you had to look very closely to find flaws in this film. From the beginning to the end, it kept my attention and moved me more than most big budget movies. The acting, directing, camera work, sound and music, everything was simply amazing. Even the flashbacks, which I usually tear apart in my reviews, worked, the editing was superb. A tribute to women and the homeless, this is a project that will remain in the forefront of my mind when talking about what an independent, low budget film can accomplish.
Review of Move Me No Mountain
