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Dangerous Crosswinds (2005)
wonderful, independent film
After watching Dangerous Crosswinds, I became even more enamored with independent films. I thought Bill Millios did a marvelous job directing this film. Obviously, this is not a Hollywood production, but that is the appeal of this film. The acting was first-class, the storyline was riveting, the music was subtle yet very appropriate, and the cinematography was very impressive. If you are expecting special effects, high-action, over-the-top soundtrack, this is not the movie for you. To me, what makes a great movie is when you can discuss it for hours after seeing the movie, and that is exactly what Dangerous Crosswinds does. As he did in his previous movie, Old Man Dogs, he gets the viewer thinking, which to me is what separates mediocre films from great films. To paraphrase the famous words of Jon Landau, "I have seen the future of indies, and his name is Bill Millios!" I cannot wait for his next endeavor.