Documentary

= Fifty People m, One Question: Brooklyn = = media type="custom" key="7201409" = The whole documentary is about asking fifty people in Brooklyn “Where Do They Want Be When They Wake U p”. This documentary is presented like an interview, except that it used street as a studio, and instead of i nterview specific people or person, the file maker just asked random people on the street. So many different people, so many different souls. It is not just an simple question, it is people’s wishes and feelings. The cutting of the files made the documentary more interesting and it make me have a illusion that all the people were asked the question at the same time. Like I said, the questions were simple, but like a window to soul. I was actually really impressed with how much the people opened up and showed parts of them, and I was surprised that how much people actually said that they want to be where they were before and in their bed. I can tell that the question let them flirt a bit, and I loved all the unexpected emotion from these people when they were asked the question. When I saw linger on that girl with the wind blowing in her hair and her smile, it makes me feel warm and it brought peace to me. This documentary shows us that there is so much more beneath the surface of the people around the word, hopes, dreams, melancholy and love, if only we will take the time to ask. “In search of nothing more than some fresh answers, we found a few dreams instead.”

Nice Work. 18/24