Variety

http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118040449

It’s not just that they’re adorable – they also represent a type of humanity at its best. “The Smurfs are an analogy for a nation. They emphasize family and the importance of cooperation. More importantly, they always see the best in people first–Producer Jordan Kerner

“Life in a Day” was a wonderful opportunity to hear the voices of ordinary people describing the world as they see it, telling us their fears and loves. I always knew this would say something fascinating about who were are as a species and what we value, but I never realised how emotionally affecting the result would be”–Kevin Macdonald

The Philippine-American War has been ignored or forgotten by both sides of the conflict, it is history that needs to be recaptured in the public imagination. Amigo deals with one of the most common but least-examined aspects of human experience- the story of the people caught in between.”