The main character is an introvert and a loner, due to his wife's passing, about a year ago, but also because life hasn't been all it was cracked up to be. For him, it's just "one day after the other", one disappointment after the other.
I wouldn't advise anyone to watch when they're feeling down, cause it just might make'm even worse... :'(
In spite of that, it depicts with raw realism what it's like to be a "man pushing cart" in New York (a good friend of mine used to sell pretzels and hot-dogs in NYC, and that's pretty much how things were with him too). :)
The videos didn't seem to be very good on my monitor, but I burned them to DVD and they pla **** great: very good image and sound quality (except for "Yes I am, No You're Not", that had sound problems for the first half of it). Still worth downloading!
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Now about the movie itself:
It's a slow-paced film, very intimist.
The main character is an introvert and a loner, due to his wife's passing, about a year ago, but also because life hasn't been all it was cracked up to be. For him, it's just "one day after the other", one disappointment after the other.
I wouldn't advise anyone to watch when they're feeling down, cause it just might make'm even worse... :'(
In spite of that, it depicts with raw realism what it's like to be a "man pushing cart" in New York (a good friend of mine used to sell pretzels and hot-dogs in NYC, and that's pretty much how things were with him too). :)