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Drumming is able to swing from lighter comedic moments to dramatic insights while making it seem effortless.
"Big Words" explores weighty themes with a very light touch.
Full of ideas on art, politics, relationships, and the construction of identity, it's that rare film in which black characters aren't amped-up caricatures.
While not perfect, its restrained approach makes for ideal counter-programming in which message-mongering takes backseat.
However, what's more impressive is how "Big Words" slips in major ideas about middle age, work, race, and gender politics into its narrative with ease.
Neil Drumming's Big Words is an engaging, entertaining and clever film about passion and nostalgia
The nuances and layers the actors bring to these complicated, all too real characters and dynamics between them speak far more loudly than any written or spoken word, no matter how big.
A poignant portrait of a very eventful day in the lives of a trio of African-Americans too self-absorbed to care about the fact that Barack Obama was about to win the Presidential Election that night.
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