Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Happiness

Nowhere does it say this film is structured the same as "Ilha das Flores," so I'm guessing most people don't know this. It was creepy watching this unrelated film with Isle still fresh in my mind- I thought I was watching the same movie.

In any case, the relevance of the film is kinda lost when you spend most of the film wondering why or how this film ended up emulating a previously existing film.

My conclusion is that Isle of Flowers was so successful at communicating its message, the director of this film decided to reuse the formula.

Not a bad film- it makes a strong, clear point- however just an awkward watch for someone who has seen the original version. I can't give the makers bonus points for creativity, but I guess they can have some points for finding a clear way to express their ideas.

But alas, I've spent more time thinking about the structure of the film then the message. I don't think that's what Tiffany wanted.