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So, ‘Drawing Life’ is a fascinating dive into the work of George Booth, a cartoonist who’s been around for ages. The film has this reflective tone, almost like Booth is just sitting down with you over coffee, reminiscing about his life and career. You really get a sense of his unique voice and humor, especially seeing how his cartoons have evolved over those fifty years. The pacing flows nicely, with a mix of archival footage and his personal anecdotes. It’s interesting how Booth navigates the themes of resilience and creativity, particularly with that one cartoon he did after 9/11 which adds a layer of weight to the whole thing. Not flashy or overproduced, but it definitely leaves an impression.
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