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Bio:Producing Editor and supporter of recklessly experimental video. Distracted by lights, hyphenated by marriage. All that I really know about the outside world is relayed to me through my electrical connections. N-p9 A-p27
"Tension upon horror upon tension. There's far less graphic nastiness here than most Hollywood horror/thrillers but because it does away with the typical US tropey rulebook, it's so much less comfortable - which is probably why no one seems to like it. Nice use of El Condor Pasa to underline the struggle for freedom/control. I'll be considering the decisions made here for quite some time. What's a life worth?"
"Take an excellent movie and replace everything good about it, the music, the effects, the direction, the acting, even the titles and the dog, and replace it with shite. The score isn't lower because although I loathe to give it the credit, the story is still a great idea."
"The majority of this is what I would consider the very least that people should already be aware of. The graphics are also largely an ugly unnecessary noise (especially distracting when the start of the sentence is momentarily hidden!), the content of which isn't unimportant but it's almost impossible to absorb individual statistics when you're fed a large number of them. There are of course some incredibly important messages in this doc that should be the world's constant consideration."
"I watched the first episode twice, forgetting I'd already seen it. It was quite dull the second time too. It's too messy telling five seperate stories at the same time and seems to go out of its way to explain why the US tried to stay out of the second world war while at the same time being terribly concerned for everyone involved."
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