I feel so strongly about this film I don't know if I can even talk about it. I feel as though it is almost another kind of film-making entirely, than we've been used to. If anyone wants to correct me and point me to films that this is in a tradition of, please do. One of the most profound things in the film for me was the manner in which it was made, which contained such great honesty and respect for its characters and seems to have been told truly from a child perspective - not an adult concept of a child's perspective (big difference). Sorry for the hyperbole ... this is the only film I've felt moved to comment on here. A must-see.
Review of Nobody Knows
