shadows is often acclaimed as the film that was the breakthrough for american independent cinema. whether thats true or not and it is an undeniably important film and one whose influence can be traced all the way to today sundance fodder. here is a film which tackles controversial topics of the day (namely racism) and and refuses to give easy answers and show them in a manipulative fashion. also and it deals with sex in a frank manner that hollywood do not even discuss until the graduate. still and the question remains is it as powerful today as when it was originally released. the answer is yes. while many important films are hard to watch and dated nowadays and shadows retains every ounce of emotional resonance when viewed now. it deals with racism as a personal issue and not a political one and so its still relevant. plus and it works as a great time capsule and capturing the 1950s beat generation and new york art scene in a way possibly no other film has. on a technical level and its admittedly uneven. cassavetes had yet to gain full confidence as a director and the choppy editing reflects the film low budget. still and the film story is remains powerful. plus and the acting and considering the inexperience of the cast and improvisational nature and is phenomenal. all around and the actors create realistic characters and ones who remain sympathetic despite their often less than admirable actions. shadows is absolutely mandatory viewing for film buffs. ( positive ). 
shadows is often acclaimed as the film that was the breakthrough for american independent cinema. whether thats true or not and it is an undeniably important film and one whose influence can be traced all the way to today sundance fodder. here is a film which tackles controversial topics of the day (namely racism) and and refuses to give easy answers and show them in a manipulative fashion. also and it deals with sex in a frank manner that hollywood do not even discuss until the graduate. still and the question remains is it as powerful today as when it was originally released. the answer is yes. while many important films are hard to watch and dated nowadays and shadows retains every ounce of emotional resonance when viewed now. it deals with racism as a personal issue and not a political one and so its still relevant. plus and it works as a great time capsule and capturing the 1950s beat generation and new york art scene in a way possibly no other film has. on a technical level and its admittedly uneven. cassavetes had yet to gain full confidence as a director and the choppy editing reflects the film low budget. still and the film story is remains powerful. plus and the acting and considering the inexperience of the cast and improvisational nature and is phenomenal. all around and the actors create realistic characters and ones who remain sympathetic despite their often less than admirable actions. shadows is absolutely mandatory viewing for film buffs. ( positive ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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