A portrait of five Vancouverites living on society s fringes during the 2010 Winter Olympics, Luk Luk I takes us into uncharted territory, falling somewhere between a fiction we need to see and a documentary we wish didn t have to exist. LukLukI is a 2017 English-language Drama motion picture starring Angel Gates, Joe Buffalo, Ken Harrower, Eric Buurman, Angela Dawson, Yvette Benson and Natasha Young. Sound & Colour in association with Thousand Plateaus. were the production houses involved in the project along with executive producer(s) Matt Drake and Spencer Hahn. LukLukI is written by Eric Buurman, Angela Dawson, Angel Gates, Ken Harrower, Mark Mckay and Wayne Wapeemukwa and it is directed by Wayne Wapeemukwa. The film has a running time of 89 minutes. Cinematography was done by Jeremy Cox. The music was composed by Daniel Ross.
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Jini Score 4.1/10
Rating 6.5/10
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Date2017
Language
English
Genre
Drama
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LukLukI Reviews and Ratings
Average Review Rating : negative
Norman Wilner
There are a few moments that land, but too many more that dont... ( Read More )
Chelsea Phillips-Carr
An earnest attempt to bring social realities to the forefront amidst an onslaught of patriotic hypocrisies, LukLukI does not fully coalesce. ( Read More )
Brett Pardy
The one thread that tied the vignettes together is underbaked: the contrast between the privileged few who could participate in the Olympics feel good Canadian patriotism with those who are systemically excluded is lost. ( Read More )
Brad Wheeler
The film is sobering but rough around the edges more of a series of only occasionally overlapping vignettes as opposed to a fully realized feature. ( Read More )