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So many good films this year at the 2016 Phoenix Film Festival, but we settled on two to share here: "Coming Through the Rye" and "A Light Beneath Their Feet." Both these films are so worth watching! Listen to hear why! "Coming Through the Rye" : http://comingthroughtheryemovie.com "A Light Beneath Their Feet" : https://wannawatch.it/a-light-beneath-their-feet Website: popcornfanfilmreviews.weebly.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/popcornfanfilmreviews Twitter: @popcornfans Tumblr: popcornfilmreviewers.tumblr.com Intro Song: Mrs. Shepherd's Waltz from the The Lady In the Van Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. *Sound clips belong to their respective creators. Popcorn makes no claim what so ever on those clips. Popcorn is completely non-profit.

Part 5 of our PFF2016 first and unedited reactions, we saw the quirky if not confusing "Welcome to Happiness" starring Kye Gallner, Olvia Thirlby and Nick Offerman. The unusual story unfolds like a intricate picture book. The second film of the afternoon was the incredible, and very poignant, "A Light Beneath Their Feet," starring Taryn Manning and Madison Davenport. A mother-daughter story unlike any other, it ended up being our favorite film of the festival so far. Listen to find out why!

It's the fourth installment of our live and unedited coverage of the 2016 Phoenix Film Festival! We started our Saturday with two powerful documentaries: "Since: The Bombing of Pan Am Flight 103" and "Carry On: Finding Hope in the Canyon." Find out what they're all about!

The last film we saw Friday was "The Man Who Knew Infinity." Dev Patel and Jeremy Irons team up to tell the story of math genius Srinivasa Ramanujan. This film was a highlight — listen to hear why!

This is the second segment of our first day of raw and unedited coverage at the 2016 Phoenix Film Festival. We saw "The Seeker," a film by the band Cloud Cult (www.cloudcult.com). This film took us by surprise! It wasn't what we were expecting, but it turned out to be something so much more. Have a listen! Stay tuned for more!

We're reporting from the 2016 Phoenix Film Festival. After each film, we'll give you our first, unedited, reactions to what we saw. In this first segment we were fresh out of the delightful "Coming Through the Rye" and the moving "Rwanda & Juliet." Stay tuned for more!

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