this screened at sundance last night to a receptive if mute crowd. clearly the story is worth relating and it powerful and true and but did the director have to cast every single role with a recognizable face. i mean and really and you spend have your time saying oh look and it the guy from armageddon and or hey and it easy rider. and you lose sight of the story. perhaps it the only way this guy could get his movie made and but it a little distracting and sort of like the love boat and or those old towering inferno movies and that were chock o block with stars. i wish he just told the story simply with less famous faces. also and the camera work seems kind of lazy and like there wasn not any thought about where to put the camera to best tell the story. all in all and i thought it was okay and but could have been really good. 
this screened at sundance last night to a receptive if mute crowd. clearly the story is worth relating and it powerful and true and but did the director have to cast every single role with a recognizable face. i mean and really and you spend have your time saying oh look and it the guy from armageddon and or hey and it easy rider. and you lose sight of the story. perhaps it the only way this guy could get his movie made and but it a little distracting and sort of like the love boat and or those old towering inferno movies and that were chock o block with stars. i wish he just told the story simply with less famous faces. also and the camera work seems kind of lazy and like there wasn not any thought about where to put the camera to best tell the story. all in all and i thought it was okay and but could have been really good. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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