It sounds like you liked the film because it appealed to your political leanings rather than it being a well crafted film? I would have been interested to hear what makes this a better made film than the directors previous efforts (that you didn't like).

If you interested in short films, I just seen a great one a couple months back at film fest.

It was called "The Patient"

here is the imdb link for it-

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1493874



here is also a link to its trailer on youtube-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjjHNpiK8oQ



Hope you enjoy!

I feel compelled to reply to SUPERG's assertion of political bias. I think Mark may be accused of lots of things but of all the critics I am aware of he has gone the furthest to examine his objectivity in the light of his political views. I would direct SUPERG to Mark's recent book "it's only a movie" and his descriptions of his initial and subsequent viewing of Blue Velvet.



For me Mark has made the journey and done the work with regard to objectivity.

Brilliant documentary that was funny, moving and engrossing.

Big Moore fan here :)





"He's a cat who flushes the toilet"

This film felt more like classic Michael Moore of TV Nation and Roger and Me. He’s got his sense of humour back and loved his puzzled face as the Wall Street trying and failing to explain what derivatives are in layman terms.