Review of Catch a Fire (2006) by Jasone. — 07 Mar 2007
Despite its obvious well-meaning humanistic intentions, "Catch a Fire" remains mired in genre trafficking despite its ambitions to convey the power of self-realization. By repeatedly flushing the screen with the hopeful, joyous chantings/dances of the saintly natives he overshadows the smaller personal story of one man's triumphs over his own mild-mannered acquience to the injustices that plague his nation.
Robbins adds a stern introspection that adds slight dynamicism to this otherwise didactic tale.
This review of Catch a Fire (2006) was written by Jasone. on 07 Mar 2007.
Catch a Fire has generally received positive reviews.
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