Review of Southern Comfort (2001) by Adama — 24 Sep 2005
This is a courageous, poignant, groundbreaking film. Through the filmmaker's lens, we see the shockingly ordinary humanity of a misunderstood and oppressed population. The film might have benefited from interviews with self-proclaimed "religious fundamentalists," whose vitriol toward simple, good-hearted folks would present an enlightening contrast.
This review of Southern Comfort (2001) was written by Adama on 24 Sep 2005.
Southern Comfort has generally received positive reviews.
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