A Short Review for The Biggest Little Farm

Posted on by Jonathan Bicker

This is a beautiful, life-affirming, and immensely moving documentary that will make you laugh, make you cry, and make you feel all warm and fuzzy about life – even the sad parts.

I once heard one tool for film analysis is to ask yourself the question, “what does this movie love?”

This movie loves redemption, restoration, fixing broken things, and facing adversity through patient thought over brash reactionism.

I want to go buy this for my collection so I can pop it in whenever I feel like the world just doesn’t make any sense anymore. Highly recommended.

(***** out of *****)

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Published by Jonathan Bicker

This blog is all about the discernment of entertainment. We are all consuming the sights, sounds, and worldviews around us whether we know it or not. My goal in the creation of this blog is threefold: 1. To think about the media that we consume in an in-depth manner. 2. To promote media that I think is interesting, provocative, and worthwhile. 3. To deliver an honest analysis of media, whether it's favorable or not.