Every once in a while, you stumble across a movie made with a lot of heart. This is one of those movies. Not perfect, by any means (in fact, you have to get through a pretty slow first 10 minutes), but a movie that will stay with you. And timely once again, as it deals with the inner dysfunction of a politician. I keep hoping this movie will get some sort of distribution so it can go beyond the little community screenings that happen ever so often. I could tell people about it, but there is no way of getting it. They have a website with a contact email. I've never emailed, but I assume you can get a copy if you email and ask. If you can get a copy, I would recommend it.
Review of Senses of Place
