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A lot of effort for a short and it pays off.

This film takes an interesting look at what it really means to be "Indie". And, while it's not a provocative or moving subject, it's definitely something that I was interested in and enjoyed hearing peoples' opinions about. If you like music and especially if you have a notion of what indie is in your head, this film is for you.

Funny and entertaining. At points a bit slow but definitely worth a watch for a laugh and a light-hearted movie session.

I found the fact that John knew so much about professional cars amazing and it was neat to see how many lives he touched. The connection and love he shared with his mother was also well shown. In all, a good movie and worth watching.

It's tough to beat this short. It was definitely the best short I saw at AFF 2006. It's hilarious, bold and the timing (in all respects) is perfect!

though I'm not as biased as my wife who's European and grew up living with the Roma's effect on society. I'm appalled at the behavior of the government and how they kept promising things they couldn't deliver on. However, the Roma kept complaining about how little they had yet they were always eating relatively well. They had cell phones, soda, cigarettes and alcohol. So, while I feel for their plight, I find it hard to take them seriously if they moved from place to place that they didn't own, expect to be granted the rights to the place but didn't pay taxes, pay for electricity or water, etc. Overall, the doc is well made and worth watching to get a view into one of Europe's largest problems. I would have liked to see more of the other side as well though ...

I loved watching the film in reverse and I actually would enjoy watching it forwards after that to see the other perspective. It kept me completely engaged as I tried to piece together the story and remember what happened/next before. Along with the methods, the music, colors and cinematography were beautiful and fit very well.