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In a country overrun with Wal*Marts and convenience stores, the idea of living dependent only on the land seems abstract. But director Ben Kempas’s new documentary turns that distant truth into a concrete reality.
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It is a fantastic mixture of confidence and humbleness that allows us to dream of the image of our own bodies suspended in air, confident that anything is possible, humble to the inspiration.
We’d prefer the challenging message masked in metaphor, symbolism, or fiction - but Stacy Peralta’s latest documentary demands that Americans face their own bigoted perspective head on.