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ironymaidenMarmato
Excellent doc about a mining community in Columbia being bought out by a foreign mining company. It's not as depressing as it sounds, it's actually quite beautiful. Those miners are fierce. Having done a lot of research on coal mining in my previous career, I was fascinated to see the technology of 100 years ago still in use. Carbide lamps! I thought you couldn't get carbide anymore. Recommended.
Wetlands
I thoroughly enjoyed Wetlands. Helen is obsessed with bodily fluids, her mom is crazy, and something from her childhood is haunting her. For all that I've complained about poop in this festival, the liquid shit in this one was part of the story (and the blood, the semen, the vaginal fluid...) so while my gorge rose a few times it was all fine. Excellent acting, quirky, funny, great music. Plus there was a great juxtaposition of a Bad Religion t-shirt with a discussion of Catholicism. But I'm afraid to be the one who sent someone to see this one.
Excellent doc about a mining community in Columbia being bought out by a foreign mining company. It's not as depressing as it sounds, it's actually quite beautiful. Those miners are fierce. Having done a lot of research on coal mining in my previous career, I was fascinated to see the technology of 100 years ago still in use. Carbide lamps! I thought you couldn't get carbide anymore. Recommended.
Wetlands
I thoroughly enjoyed Wetlands. Helen is obsessed with bodily fluids, her mom is crazy, and something from her childhood is haunting her. For all that I've complained about poop in this festival, the liquid shit in this one was part of the story (and the blood, the semen, the vaginal fluid...) so while my gorge rose a few times it was all fine. Excellent acting, quirky, funny, great music. Plus there was a great juxtaposition of a Bad Religion t-shirt with a discussion of Catholicism. But I'm afraid to be the one who sent someone to see this one.
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