First of all, I was very disappointed with the fact that this was not a real movie. It can best be described as a radio play with still photos. The photos are interesting, often beautiful, but nevertheless I still felt like cheated.
The story is about a group of artists who have great plans about changing society. They view them selves as artists working for the greater good, others view their acts as destructive and even as terrorism.
The story line is generally interesting and at times slightly thought provoking, but unfortunately also hopelessly filled with clichés, especially in the way it portrays the leader of the group of artists.
If you don't mind watching a lists of still photos mainly listening to a dialogue between two people, you would probably like this movie more that I did. I kept mousing down to the progress bar to see how much time remained.
The story is about a group of artists who have great plans about changing society. They view them selves as artists working for the greater good, others view their acts as destructive and even as terrorism.
The story line is generally interesting and at times slightly thought provoking, but unfortunately also hopelessly filled with clichés, especially in the way it portrays the leader of the group of artists.
If you don't mind watching a lists of still photos mainly listening to a dialogue between two people, you would probably like this movie more that I did. I kept mousing down to the progress bar to see how much time remained.
