A stranded creation of a lonely master.

Rating: 10/10 (27 August 2005)

I found this movie a milestone in my life already at a very young age. It didn't make me cry, because it wasn't an unfamiliar world for me. It felt I lived in it. Instead it made my hands shake that someone, on the other side of the world, a stranger ( a couple of them in fact) have seen the same side of the society we live in. I recognized all the characters from real life. I recognized Peg Boggs in my mother, who also is a naive type of folks, trying to desperately and undoubtedly do good, but doesn't often think before interfering ... I recognized someone on the verge of surrendering to the equalizing, blind rules of the society, then stepping back at the last moment and following her heart in Kim. I Recognized a child who doesn't much argue, hesitate, question or alienate at all, but just acts my the current mood in Kevin. I recognized a creator, who is abandoned by all non - believers, left alone, without any help or good advice, without being kept up - to date , because the society hasn't been patient enough to follow the process of his masterwork. a lot of creators in our world work by themselves. great many fail to be understood and recognized, as is their creation, which is also left stranded, floating in a mass of misconceptions and misinterpretations. what if the creator doesn't explain... what he meant? does the creation have a life in a world where it finds himself?