It's entertaining and eye-opening. I just wish it dug a little bit deeper on the government policies and politicians that maintain this system. Feels like it needed to hit harder, rather than the lengthier focus on France.
But that's just me, as a Canadian, who just watched this movie now in December 2024. Perhaps a documentary will get released post-Luigi and give us a more investigative update on the healthcare system in America.
I think I'll split this review in two parts.
First part will be about the contents and subject matter of this film. All of it are incredibly important and need to be talked about and seen by the general Canadian public. It's an achievement that this is the biggest budget Indigenous made film both in Canada, in the United States, and internationally. Some scenes are difficult to watch, and some of them definitely made me cry. The person who sat…
Fellow Letterboxd-ers, have you ever asked yourselves if other theatre audience members can ruin an entire movie for you? Because yes, they totally can. And seeing that this is these Letterboxd entries are labelled as "diary entries", I'm gonna do exactly that. Write a diary entry about this movie rather than a review.
Because Wu Yifan fans fucking ruined my #TIFF15 cinema experience with their piracy methods. Like Jesus fucking Christ, we are about 20+ minutes into the movie, will…
