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1. OliviaGlover 03.14.17 / 6pm

   First off love how you worded this review, very clever yet creative!
   Seems like “Indivisibili” is a film that is going to be on my too see list. By the photo shown on the film it looks as if two girls are side by side but almost to the point where it is symbolic to show attachment. Also, adding that they look like sisters who share a special relationship. It sounds like Love is an essential aspect in the film, and it’s great to see this in films, because it can be shown in many different ways!
   Great review, love how it was brief yet to the point providing clear details, and meaning.
2. Chris Rickman 03.16.17 / 2pm

   Your film review was quite unique to the rest that I have read and I really enjoyed it! For most, you almost don’t have to watch the movie after reading the review because most of the details were talked about. I liked how you touched upon all the reasons why you liked the film without giving away any of the details. A film can have a great story but if it lacks the key elements it takes the portray it, then whats the point? You highlighted those elements with enthusiasm, which makes me want to watch the film. Well done.
3. cpcarswell 03.28.17 / 4pm

   Hi,
   I love your film review because it is so unique and creative. I like how you describe every aspect of the film, but in a short and simple way. Your review definitely inspires me to go see this film! I like the way you described the cinematography and the way the camera movement flowed. I really enjoyed reading your review and I love how unique it is and how it gets to the point, but also is descriptive at the same time. Thank you for taking your time to write such a great review!
   Courtney Carswell
4. Mariah Martinez 06.01.17 / 11am

   I love your film review and it is like no other film review I have ever read. I love the format of the review and how each letter represents something. This a very interesting and unique way to do a film review. This review made me really interested in the film and want to watch it. The review is short and simple but lets you know a little bit about the film. By including the cinematography and an explanation of the camera movement throughout the film informs me of what I can expect throughout the film.

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