It actually scared me to almost death- I don't like the suject.
But I found the direction & artistic thoughts,techie stuff. totally cool.

I have been toiling with 'Angels Fell' in my mind and it keeps puzzling me in so many ways since it was posted here ..... I suppose that to be able to respond to it must require a certain degree of deep 'knowledge' on the subject , not just academically but mostly from the burdens of personal experience ....
If there is one film that intrigues me, niceties aside, is certainly this because violence in general seems to have become 'infectious' today ... and in the most unexpected places !
The subject is so incredible ..... cannot find the words for it ! , specially when reading about the high percentage of physical and mental violence against women, Anno Domini 2008 !!!, ...all around the world, which according to The World Health Organisation, up to 70 per cent of female murder victims are killed by their male partners.

Perhaps as Brooke Taylor modestly put it ... Aganovich didn't 'succeed' in the style he wished, wanted and tried to visualise it for us ... but he certainly managed to confront and alarm us on the subject ... and that is in my personal opinion a great positive step and a very constructive contribution ....
Thank you very much indeed for such a great contribution !!

'Violence against women is perhaps the most shameful human rights violation. And it is perhaps the most pervasive. It knows no boundaries of geography, culture, or wealth. As long as it continues, we cannot claim to be making real progress towards equality, development, and peace.'
Kofi Annan, UN Secretary General, 1999

PS. What a wonderful thinking .... 'Pussy Grenade Manifesto' .... I will certainly borrow it and post it on my .... wall :)