Lynne Perry

Well done approach to mass murderers et al. Robson is excellent as the odd ball psychologist

George Carlin would have loved this for it's content and Jude Law's magnificent performance. That should tell you something about this unique film as seen from this former Catholic and former Christian's perspective. Trying to make humans more responsible and loving towards one another, religions remain for the most part abject, abysmal failures but for the sake of goodness, kindness, and compassion let us hope we keep trying to find a Universal Truth that will bring us together in Love.

Man this is just damn good. Yeah so the premise is hackneyed but what a great cast and performances. It is impossible not to love AJ and Ruby aka Robert. Just all around entertaining.

Oh yes. Can we have a BIG AMEN for this great cast and terrific writing. Pretty much my take on this sad representation of what Capitalistic Christianity has done to the original ministry of a man called Emmanuel. Megachurches would be cast out into the darkness were he to return today...that is if you believe in such magical thinking. This show is funny as....well Hell!

This film depicts in subtext, how climate change deeply affects people so dependent on farming for every bite of food they eat and what little cash they can earn. While this film is primarily about a very bright young man who helps his family and community, the underlying conditions affecting them are apparent. It brings home why people become so desperate to leave their homeland when even basic education is denied their children and famine is staring at them with ravenous eyes. We have so much here and somehow think we are special, blessed. But we are just the beneficiaries of ancestors who were forced by circumstances out of their homelands to come here and steal the lands of the people who had been here for thousands of years. Instead of being grateful for what we have, we sit on our largesse of goods like misters and begrudge even our own poor enough to live. Look at the tents of the homeless lining our city streets. Yes, this film raises all of these thoughts and questions and it is marvelous how this 13y boy succeeded to help this one community. But if the rest of us sitting on spaceship Earth don't recognize soon that we are all one family dependent on our One Strange Rock we too will find out what it means to be destitute and abandoned by our elected government. Wind power indeed, a real solution and we can help by supporting the development of it and solar energy, no polluting, clean and available everywhere.