We follow the poet-president Vaclav Havel through his career. Filmed over a 13 year period, this documentary seems to have its commitment as being a historical document, rather than a personal view of the Czech republic’s most colorful character. I personally found the film interesting, but also lacking a coherent narrative.
2 stars, form:5, content:6 / [...]
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A curious story about a peculiar relationship between Mr. Vig and a russian nun. I had high hopes for this one, but must confess I was disappointed.
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Welcome to LoveDox – I’m J.R. and I love documentaries. Once a week I post a documentary review, be it a mainstream, unknown, quirky or surprising dox. As I post reviews I will update the LoveDoxList which is my personal ranking of all the dox I see.
There are so many wonderful dox out there that [...]
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Andrew McAuley decided to cross the Tasman sea between Australia and New Zealand. The swells are terrifying and Andrew makes his attempt in a kayak. Opening 10 minutes worth the movie alone. The film just became current in Australia as it’s being debated if a 16-year old girl, Jessica Watson should be allowed to attempt [...]
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Some people die without anyone caring. This documentary shows what happens to these lonely souls.
IMDB: 7.7 (216 votes) /Rottentomatoes: 100% (6 reviews) / Official site
Directed by: Grover Babcock and Blue Hadaegh
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