I Declare War is a great indie that takes an unusually perceptive look at the games kids play, and how they can be a lot more than a simple way to pass time. The film follows two factions of kids playing "war" in the woods, and sees the game through their eyes -- so sticks…
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I Declare War is a good indie about kids whose game of "war," played in the forest near their home, turns very serious. Perhaps not quite as serious as the trailer would suggest -- while kids are running around with real guns in their hands this is no Red Dawn scenario. Rather, the film lets…
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The film I Declare War, in which a group of kids play capture the flag in the woods, with imagined weapons seen as real tools of war, and the consequences rendered dire personal terms. The concept is good and directors Jason Lapeyre and Robert Wilson execute it well; the film took the Audience Award after playing at…
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With a shock of blond hair, braces, and a physique that has yet to even begin thinking about filling out, PK is an unlikely general. He's a relatively tiny kid, maybe eleven or twelve years old, and the undisputed champion of War amongst kids at school. In I Declare War, PK (Gage Munroe) plays by…
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I haven't been to every film festival in the world, but I can't imagine many being more fun than Fantastic Fest. For one week in Austin, TX the coolest genre films in the world screen along with some of the sickest, most inventive parties all for a passionate, excited audience. The 2012 edition takes place September…
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