A Social Issue film by John Paul Rice

Abuse, domestic violence and mental illness are very real issues that can affect a person’s life regardless of race, creed, sex, age or color. They are topics that aren’t regularly discussed around polite dinner tables. As difficult as it can be to talk about violence and mental illness, they are very serious social issues that exist for many people today. This is where film can play a vital role in raising awareness.

Watch this video from John who talks more about the film and how you can play a role via Kickstarter.

According to this graph posted by Cesar Kuriyama, it’s going downhill. Yikes! I like M. Night Shyamalan movies. I’m a fan. But even I must admit I wasn’t too keen on the Lady in the Water flick. Sorry M.

Ouch!

I want to see The Last Airbender. I’m hopeful. I want to like it. I tend to stay away from reviews until I see any movie. That way I can draw my own conclusions and go into the movie without any predestined judgement. I guess I’ll have to make a point of seeing some of Mr. Shyamalan’s movies I haven’t seen yet before I can comment honestly on which direction his career is headed. At least he’s making movies, though. That’s pretty cool!

What do you think of M. Night Shyamalan’s cinematic groove? Uphill? Downhill? Plateaued? Do you agree with this graph? Let me know what you think!