Dina

I am always grateful to find non-mainstream movies that appeal to my off-the-beaten-path taste and Dina now tops my list. What a wonderful, beautifully told story. Everything about this movie appeals to me from the story to the snippets of daily life to the challenges and successes. Lovely and worth watching again and again.

We go to the movies to be changed. This film sits you in the life of a couple- with lots of things against them. They change your view. Worth seeing, and seeing again to think about. We all are not the same, but we all love, find ways to make it through life. The differences are more than most of us think about.

Where to start? The colors were very pale pastels in a fog. The filming of many talking heads scenes was done at a distance so no heads or mouths talking were seen and I could not understand what was being said. I did not understand the point of the movie at all. I could not finish watching it as it was so annoying director wise.

Worth watching! I'd be surprised if anyone could dislike! I was Curious throughout if the two would meet in the middle. Such lighthearted moments mixed with such sadness while they navigate. I often found myself thinking this was a work of actors.. but it's not... and I knew that.. it's that I found myself so invested in the film that makes that happen. What a great capture of a slice of life! Well done!

I am feeling myself luck for watching an awesome documentary movie after so long. I would love to convey my gratitude to Antonio Santini and Dan Sickles. These guys are talented and know their work really well. Thanks to the whole team for making our weekend awesome!