this piece of fiction never fails to mentally disassemble me and put back together into a new, better person, who still remains myself and grows to love the grand nature of human souls more and more
how much pain is needed to make your true self unavoidable? how do you get the most profound feeling of love without ever saying “i love you”? how does the truest kind of friendship feels like? what is freedom?
see you later, eren
it was kinda super boring and i fucking hate the newport folk festival now
cool styling of timmy and the band in the second half of it though
there is so much potential in themes of homelessness and addiction on the streets of berlin, it is in fact a really big and systematic issue.
however, I feel like this particular documentary failed to tackle the scale of the problem and system’s failure in handling this crisis. the protagonist is relatively privileged for a homeless person and his « happy end » without giving us at least a glance at some different context and information could lead us to some sort of « it’s not that bad » conclusion.
the concept is really interesting, but i feel like they have overcomplicated the plot, and you keep trying to follow the thread instead of being emotionally involved. however there are some great separate scenes.
