Troubled Waters (2020)

Troubled Waters: Directed by Danny Green. With Robert Patrick, Gina Torres, Tatum O’Neal, Bruce McGill. The story of a comedian, Ron Waters, who is a Richard Pryor-type of entertainer who makes commentary about the world rather than one-liners. After a self-imposed exile from Hollywood, Ron is back.

“My boyfriend and I went to see this at the Cinerama in Seattle. For those wanting to see this movie, I highly recommend seeing it in a theater, if possible. Itu0026#39;s one that needs to be watched on a big screen with a great sound system to add to the amazing visual and auditory impact. It was also thought provoking and gave us plenty to think about and discuss afterward.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eVisually, this movie is one of the best Iu0026#39;ve ever seen. The time lapse photography as well as the vivid colors and detail… I donu0026#39;t even know how to describe it, as it was like nothing Iu0026#39;ve ever seen before.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThis film screams loudly, despite the fact that not a single word is spoken. Itu0026#39;s a journey around the world, showing the immense beauty and the grotesque horrors of humanity, interspersed with stunning natural landscapes and the fallout of natural disaster. Nothing is held back from us and, rather than make a specific point, each viewer is able to take from the film what speaks to them. The filmmakers were able to show some incredible juxtapositions and contradictions, calling into question much of what we take for granted and donu0026#39;t bother to contemplate. On more than one occasion, I was moved to tears, either by the sheer beauty of the scene or out of pure disgust.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe score was so perfectly matched to the scenery that, in some places, it was impossible to believe that the music was not present when the scenes were filmed.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThis is definitely a must see and I sincerely hope that weu0026#39;ll be treated to another installment from the filmmaker.”