3/5
We are living in a world of constant fighting especially with Gender. So many times, we have dictated how to live through stereotypes and…
- Documentary
- Canada
- 2022
- 35 min
The 15-minute documentary opens with the backstory of Murphy’s grievances towards Suddenlink. After an internet outage during the COVID-19 pandemic, his complaint and promise of a “free week of service” was allegedly mishandled – which led to further anguish against the tech giant. Murphy’s determination is admirable, albeit edgy and light-hearted.
Despite the film’s low-budget production quality, the short is finely crafted throughout – with nifty cinematography and post-production. Rami Time has assembled a captivating short that will resonate with many mistreated consumers. The only drawback to the documentary is the one-sided perspective that viewers may find unbalanced. A stance from Suddenlink (which may have been rejected) would certainly give the short more credibility. Murphy’s fun-spirited personality is undoubtedly enticing – an outlandish campaigner that deserves a nod or two. A worthy watch.
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The 15-minute documentary opens with the backstory of Murphy’s grievances towards Suddenlink. After an internet outage during the COVID-19 pandemic, his complaint and promise of a “free week of service” was allegedly mishandled – which led to further anguish against the tech giant. Murphy’s determination is admirable, albeit edgy and light-hearted.
Despite the film’s low-budget production quality, the short is finely crafted throughout – with nifty cinematography and post-production. Rami Time has assembled a captivating short that will resonate with many mistreated consumers. The only drawback to the documentary is the one-sided perspective that viewers may find unbalanced. A stance from Suddenlink (which may have been rejected) would certainly give the short more credibility. Murphy’s fun-spirited personality is undoubtedly enticing – an outlandish campaigner that deserves a nod or two. A worthy watch.
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