First of all, I have a love for the Drakensberg area in KwaZulu Natal, and remember with great fondness my trips there as a child. Watching this movie, and seeing what this place meant to Elizabeth Klarer, was utterly beautiful.
Personally, I do believe in life on other planets. We cannot be alone in the Universe. I also love that the writer/director does not tell me what to think and who to believe. The facts are given, whether they are true (I mean really happened), or not. I am then, as the viewer, allowed to draw my own conclusions.
I liked how animation was used and particularly liked the archived footage, and how it was all presented in this film.
Personally, I do believe in life on other planets. We cannot be alone in the Universe. I also love that the writer/director does not tell me what to think and who to believe. The facts are given, whether they are true (I mean really happened), or not. I am then, as the viewer, allowed to draw my own conclusions.
I liked how animation was used and particularly liked the archived footage, and how it was all presented in this film.