5/5
Morsuk Kam has been a shaman for 20 years and performs healing rituals and ceremonies at Uttendorf in Salzburg. Morsuk will tell us about…
- Documentary
- Austria
- 2022
- 18 min
The film is a brilliant and well-crafted piece, with Carina expertly navigating the complexities of her family’s story. Conrad deserves commendation for his openness in discussing his addiction and the consequences it has had on his life.
The themes of abuse, grief, loss and regret are prevalently represented throughout the film, eliciting a range of emotions for viewers. While the topic is difficult, the film is still highly recommended as it gives a more comprehensive understanding of the impact addiction has to the individual, the family and community.
Overall, Carina Miller’s documentary is a powerful and insightful look into addiction and its emotional toll. The film can be hard to watch at times, but it offers an essential perspective on a vital social problem. It is a brave and moving work that may offer a feeling of hope for the ones experiencing the similar situation. Highly recommended.
The film is a brilliant and well-crafted piece, with Carina expertly navigating the complexities of her family’s story. Conrad deserves commendation for his openness in discussing his addiction and the consequences it has had on his life.
The themes of abuse, grief, loss and regret are prevalently represented throughout the film, eliciting a range of emotions for viewers. While the topic is difficult, the film is still highly recommended as it gives a more comprehensive understanding of the impact addiction has to the individual, the family and community.
Overall, Carina Miller’s documentary is a powerful and insightful look into addiction and its emotional toll. The film can be hard to watch at times, but it offers an essential perspective on a vital social problem. It is a brave and moving work that may offer a feeling of hope for the ones experiencing the similar situation. Highly recommended.
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