Does jumping forwards in time over and over again until the cows come home ever actually service the story???? NO!!!! 😍😍😍🤷♀️
What I am assuming is the central idea of “I’m Still Here” — some sort of declaration that “I/we have survived what you tried to do to us” — might be interesting in theory, but the way it was executed in this film was incredibly limp.
Wish they had just forgotten to take the lens cap off for this one
I understand that if this film was the only account of the Russia-Ukraine war that people saw, you would absolutely be getting the wrong picture.
But, of course, this is the case for 0% of people.
So, the reality is, this is one out of the many perspectives we are getting on the war.
And it seems to me that Trofimova expected people would simply weave this singular documentation of the war (and it was very singular, she followed one…
