I bet a whole lot of may days to live, that he would have written a novel or shortstory over or out of our modern way of digital and virtual lives.its a film with a gutwrenching truthfactor, in fact the realism is so desperatly realistic that when you leave the screen you will feel 100 percent sick and unconfortable, because when the lie becomes more venomous an malign than cancer itself, well what could be worse than this.
its an interesting take on ourway of social digital lives, on the instagram, facebook or twitter, wher you can many times a day stumble over peoples screams for help in in a desperate life situation, e.g. poverty, sickness and death, begging for you to donate money to mak this individual well and sound. many people do take the bait and even more than that, and in 99,9 % these are real and true cries, but have you ever thought that this just could be a twist or a lie to drain money from your credit card to personal wealth, and where sikcness and poverty are just a lie. i will challenge everyone of you reading this review to have a good look into this dispairingly well acted and well made movie over this phenomena.and the worst is that what happens next.
please continue this script and make a sequel dear author/ director because its important and actual in our modern lifestyle of today.
i hope for heavens sake that i, the grumpy old man , would never have to start begging for donations to relieve sickness and gain health, thanks to a pretty solid velfare system in my home country there are a safety network that covers high expences when needing treatment, and im so unbelievably happy that i do not have to watch every move i make or every step i take that isnt covered through my private health insurance that i do not have.
this is a wakeup call for every sleuthyfull con'ers and every brainless donor, to make a second thought and check( no, not the one from the bank) before you lend your wallet to someone you dont know. to give or not to give thats the largest consciensious choice of our lives today, my recommend is to watch this film and thereafter ask yourself, are't thou??
its an interesting take on ourway of social digital lives, on the instagram, facebook or twitter, wher you can many times a day stumble over peoples screams for help in in a desperate life situation, e.g. poverty, sickness and death, begging for you to donate money to mak this individual well and sound. many people do take the bait and even more than that, and in 99,9 % these are real and true cries, but have you ever thought that this just could be a twist or a lie to drain money from your credit card to personal wealth, and where sikcness and poverty are just a lie. i will challenge everyone of you reading this review to have a good look into this dispairingly well acted and well made movie over this phenomena.and the worst is that what happens next.
please continue this script and make a sequel dear author/ director because its important and actual in our modern lifestyle of today.
i hope for heavens sake that i, the grumpy old man , would never have to start begging for donations to relieve sickness and gain health, thanks to a pretty solid velfare system in my home country there are a safety network that covers high expences when needing treatment, and im so unbelievably happy that i do not have to watch every move i make or every step i take that isnt covered through my private health insurance that i do not have.
this is a wakeup call for every sleuthyfull con'ers and every brainless donor, to make a second thought and check( no, not the one from the bank) before you lend your wallet to someone you dont know. to give or not to give thats the largest consciensious choice of our lives today, my recommend is to watch this film and thereafter ask yourself, are't thou??