Josh Polon's "labor of love" to bring this story to screen was worth the wait. The interpersonal dynamics of a small indy production drive the compelling narrative of a SoCal video artist, who struggles with a myriad of issues, to try and make his way in the world, both as an artist and a person.
Remarkable and deeply personal exposé, as shot over an extended period of time, a singular vision clashes with the collaborative requirement of creating something from the energy and fire of the compelling artist.
An insightful commentary on the human cost of the artistic path, this small film deserves a larger audience.
Remarkable and deeply personal exposé, as shot over an extended period of time, a singular vision clashes with the collaborative requirement of creating something from the energy and fire of the compelling artist.
An insightful commentary on the human cost of the artistic path, this small film deserves a larger audience.
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