Review of The Windmill Movie (2009) by Matthew S — 28 Apr 2016
Even when it feels like it is just a meandering, self-indulgent mess -- there is something interesting that refuses to allow you to walk away. By the time Alexander Olch begins to form all of Dick P. Rogers' footage into a meaningful meditation on his life I was completely captivated.
It is a slight of two hands -- one belonging to the artist who shot the footage and the second belonging to the artist who was once a student of the first. There is a sadness that looms over it all, but there is also a constant feeling of hope that never dies.
This review of The Windmill Movie (2009) was written by Matthew S on 28 Apr 2016.
The Windmill Movie has generally received positive reviews.
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