Very effective design and use of wide screen cinematography that in lesser hands could've come off extremely pretentious, but not here where the pacing and concept of using Vegas' overwhelming visuals of wealth and greed so prominently, serves to draw us into the lonely, real world day to day struggles of the desperate characters. Vegas posing as a permanent canvas to the overt spiritual poverty within the immediate reach of mega casinos works very well and the performances feel authentic and well cast. The story is timely and very moving and everyone involved should be proud in presenting this powerful film.
Review of Move Me No Mountain
