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Audience Reaction to The Eight Mountains

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There were 16 reaction slips returned following the screening of this film.  The responses were:

  • ‘Excellent‘‘‘: 13 votes
    • Breathtaking scenery, and excellent storytelling. Would Bruno have been so single minded had he spent a year studying in Turin?
    • Truly wonderful film. Totally absorbing. Beautiful scenery. Wonderfully natural actors.
    • The 4:3 Academy ratio was a great choice for portraying the wonderful mountain scenery.
      Sympathetic acting & direction – lovely
    • Good story; fab scenery; beards!
    • Very novelistic, beautiful scenery
    • Best so far. Good to have a film with detailed relationships, stunning camera work &
      attention to detail.
    • Hypnotically absorbing from the first to its very last minute. Beautiful photography and
      deeply affecting.
    • Really enjoyable film. The acting, scenery & story were tremendous.
    • Beautiful chronicle of the ebb & flow of two lives. Thought provoking but not challenging to
      watch.
    • Great, bit long though!
    • Touching. Very good.
  • ‘Very Good’: 2 votes
    • So good to spend an evening in the beautiful mountains! Again! Super film.
  • ‘Good’: 1 vote
    • Lost its way about 75% of the way through & then less interesting. Enjoyable to look at.
  • ‘Satisfactory’: 0 votes
  • ‘Poor’: 0 votes

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The Eight Mountains (23 January)

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Our Next Presentation: The Eight Mountains

Chelmsford THEATRE Studio, Fairfield Road – Tuesday 23th January @ 8PM

A movie with air in its lungs and love in its heart: An epic journey of friendship and self-discovery set in the breathtaking Italian Alps, The Eight Mountains follows over four decades the profound, complex relationship between Pietro and Bruno.

Based on Paolo Cognetti’s book of the same name and Jury Prize Winner at Cannes 2022

Our Previous Presentation: War Pony

Audience Reaction to War Pony

There were 14 reaction slips returned following the screening of this film.  The responses were: One comment was left with no category marked: To read all the comments, click on the following link:Feedback for War Pony We are always interested … Continue reading →

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Audience Reaction to War Pony

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There were 14 reaction slips returned following the screening of this film.  The responses were:

  • ‘Excellent’: 3 votes
    • Needed to be made.
    • Oddly charming!
    • “If Women didn’t exist, all the money in the world would have no meaning”
  • ‘Very Good’: 8 votes
    • Fascinating insight into life amongst the underclasses living in the Native American reservations. The performances from the non-professional actors were extremely good throughout.
    • Subtitles would have helped, but the ‘Moving pictures’ told an absorbing story.
    • Well, I thought life could never get worse for any of them, but then it did. [?] addictive, but I can’t explain why.
    • Blimey, I guess that’s what life is like on the reservations that the Native Americans were herded onto. Could have done with subtitles but followed it all. Wonderful ending when Bill stole everything.
    • I have heard and read about the grim life the poor Indians have and this film brings home the hopelessness. Some people have a lot to answer for…
    • Enjoyable and engrossing – great performances!
    • A very interesting picture of life for Native Americans and their fighting spirit.
  • ‘Good’: 2 votes
  • ‘Satisfactory’: 0 votes
  • ‘Poor’: 0 votes

One comment was left with no category marked:

  • What a terrible life

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We are always interested to receive any additional comments people may have on this film and welcome all contributions to this forum.

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