Share With Me Your Brightest Colors; Share The Love.

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Still Taken From 'Share With Me Your Brightest Colors' Crowdfunding page. 

Last year, you may have seen, I did a piece on an independent film titled 'Live, Life, Dearest', it was easily one of the most beautiful and refreshingly profound indie films I had ever seen; and I say HAD since Juan Diego Escobar (Writer, Director, Editor +) has out done himself.

The wonderful Juan and his crew have pushed the boundaries of indie film with his new project titled 'Share With Me Your Brightest Colors'; "It is a nostalgic portrayal of a heartbroken girl, starting off on a personal pilgrimage to find herself and to find God. But soon enough, she realizes she is darker than she thought, for both Darkness and Light live within her". 

This film is truthful, stunning and I guarantee unforgettable. It is not afraid to remind us that where we are good, we are also evil. This story delves in the body of human, of animal, of female and most controversially, of religion; "I still wonder, if God lives within me, so does the Devil", the truthful-ness of this film rests in the fact that we are liars to ourselves, to this most common and familiar aspect of our nature that we refuse to accept and this film refuses to ignore. 
The cinematography and direction in this film portrays different locations as almost different world's, creating one within itself. There is clearness and tranquility in these shots as we are shown every needed piece of nature. Something I like about this feature is that you don't need to use your imagination but it does pull your imagination out and you can become the character as well as being it's follower. 


Now this talented team have done all they can to offer you mental transportation and deep contemplation whilst being entertained, but here's where you come in; 'Share With Me Your Brightest Colors' is currently crowdfunding to make sure it will live up to all it can be and with your support we can thoroughly spread this film around the world so that all can see it; but don't worry, especially the British, they aren't asking for your help for nothing! You can help tremendously simply by sharing and tweeting the link below, easy. Also, if one is willing, by donating anything you can, there are many rewards in return including; special and limited pieces of art that fantastic artists have created as posters for the film, but secretly more for you, which you can view on the crowdfunding page. There are contribution options to get a free copy of the film and even become a PRODUCER.

Go check out the awesome crowdfunding page to help make up your mind, if this article hasn't been enough and prepare to be mesmerized by everything you see and fall in love with all the great rewards that are waiting for you.

Crowdfunding Campaign Link: www.indiegogo.com/projects/share-with-me-your-brightest-colors

                                                        
               Invite to the Crowdfunding Campaign by the feature creators.

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