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All Things New offers a raw and heartfelt glimpse into the lives of four street kids in the Philippines, each grappling with their own traumas and mistrust. The film uniquely captures their transformation against a backdrop of personal pain, illustrating how hope and faith can be powerful agents of change. The way these kids, despite their struggles, become conduits of compassion for the adults around them adds an intriguing layer to the narrative. Pacing feels genuine and unforced, allowing viewers to settle into the characters' journeys. The performances have a natural quality that resonates, making their experiences feel authentic and relatable.
All Things New, while not widely known, has a certain rarity to it that makes it intriguing for collectors. There are a few different formats out there, but the DVD seems to be the most common. Limited availability in high-quality prints contributes to its appeal, and its themes of redemption and transformation resonate with a niche audience. Collectors who appreciate films that delve into real-life struggles and portray authentic human connections will find this one worth investigating.
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