All the Time in the World

Beautiful, gently told story of going off grid for nine months to experience the world and family in a fresh way. This and First We Eat are the films I have been craving, real storytelling, real people, no ginned up fake tension or suspense. In fact, the very real risks and dangers ar shown but treated in a low-key, deadpan manner, e.g., the bear. I so appreciated this approach right now, when the world has enough suspense, real and fake, and horror. I don't need it in films right now. The messages of Crocker's movies are soothing and enlightening too-what we have that we fail to appreciate and what we risk losing if we don't take care of the environment, and by cooperation is better than competition. Ten stars.