'Time Out of Mind' | Anatomy of a Scene w/ Director Oren Moverman | The New York Times
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- Опубліковано 3 вер 2015
- Oren Moverman narrates a sequence from his film “Time Out of Mind,” starring Richard Gere.
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I would like to think that I would have noticed such a high profile person like Richard Gere. I have seen all of his work. Honestly, I would have probably walked right on by like all of those people. We have become desensitized to pan handlers....that in itself I feel shame for. I give to charity, I pay it forward in small ways, but what makes me ignore another human being down on their luck, possibly homeless...why can't I stop and have a conversation with a person without first thinking about what may happen.....will I HAVE to start caring? What about that makes me uncomfortable? I am generalizing....I will make more of an effort to help out another brother and sister....next time I will stop and strike up a convo, I may not have money but I can be kind. Can't wait to see this doc!
+Michelle Lee It's a movie not a documentary
Don't think this is a documentary
my error....movie :)
I agree with Michelle Lee !!! made me cry to watch that then read that message...that was very true...Keep being a cheerful giver it makes a difference...
I know that Starbuck's. I was homeless and lived in a shelter near there around the time this movie was made. In fact, my homeless time was spent in several of the locations where this movie was shot. This movie is a work of art. It authentically reflects my experience in many ways.
Best outro ever
People don't notice because they're not looking.