I tend to find international or art or documentary films of quality only through referral. I have neither the patience nor the time to research a movie - I'm just not that big of a movie fan.
BUT
When I get a quality reference I general jump on it. The other night while orienting me to the splendor Amazon Instant Video, he showed me his queue which included Jiro Dreams of Sushi.
It just happens that last night I was not sleeping so I thought I'd follow O's advise. It's ideal for the iPad as it is in Japanese with English subtitles, however quality speakers might have enhanced the incredible score, which heightened the experience. I found the description on Amazon insightful and accurate:
"A thoughtful and elegant meditation on Work, Family, and of Perfection."
The learnings:
^ always look ahead and above yourself
^ always try to improve yourself
^ always strive to elevate your craft
BUT
When I get a quality reference I general jump on it. The other night while orienting me to the splendor Amazon Instant Video, he showed me his queue which included Jiro Dreams of Sushi.
It just happens that last night I was not sleeping so I thought I'd follow O's advise. It's ideal for the iPad as it is in Japanese with English subtitles, however quality speakers might have enhanced the incredible score, which heightened the experience. I found the description on Amazon insightful and accurate:
"A thoughtful and elegant meditation on Work, Family, and of Perfection."
The learnings:
^ always look ahead and above yourself
^ always try to improve yourself
^ always strive to elevate your craft
