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Desert Haze was a film that gave a glimpse of Life in the west of the united states. it seemed to be a compilation of clips from all over. I found myself dazed and confused by Desert Haze, there was not story line, no plot, no true character introduction, i found myself waiting for the film to start instead of truly understanding life out west. 

The director did try to make the film educational and included biological facts (about tumbleweed), Conspiracy theory’s (about bombs), and humanities information (leisure time activities) but overall i found the film hard to follow and difficult to watch. 

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Desert Haze was a film that gave a glimpse of Life in the west of the united states. it seemed to be a compilation of clips from all over. I found myself dazed and confused by Desert Haze, there was not story line, no plot, no true character introduction, i found myself waiting for the film to start instead of truly understanding life out west. 

2) Desert haze

This movie was so boring it was lacking in entertainment. It was all very artsy shots down low and from different angles  but it felt as if the plot was missing from the movie altogether. It was just random desert scenes and random people. Like a guy who collects barbed wire and a lady at the begging and the archeological digs that are never explained why they are digging and what for. If I was the director I would of probably focused on one person or two and make it a lot shorter or have narration to explain the scenes.