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Reviews
Bristol Fashion (2022)
Anchored in Acceptance
Wow! This film is a superbly curated testament to acceptance and the human experience. In a world quick to judge, the narrative delves into the lives of Christina and Esteban, characters who are not just fixing a boat but are, in essence, finding connections in each other's worlds. The brilliance lies not in grand declarations but in intimate, quiet moments where both individuals learn about acceptance - whether it's of an old boat, an abandoned past, or one's identity. The most exciting part of the storyline is that Christina provides an astonishing depth to her character. She is a transgender woman but doesn't demand your sympathy. Instead, she earns your empathy. On the other hand, Esteban, the other main character, might take a moment to get into stride, but when he does, it's hard to overlook his genuine portrayal. This film is a must-watch, not only for its compelling performances but for its heartfelt message that transcends conventional storytelling. Embrace it for its sincerity, for its charm, and most importantly, for its audacity to be authentic.
You're Hired! (2021)
An amazing film
I can relate to Dylan's situation. The film made my day.