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I Need More Expensive Designer Shoes!

New documentary asks, “What’s the one thing you can’t live without?”

Christianity Today December 2, 2009

Aussie filmmaker Lincoln Fenner wanted to know, in the wake of a global economic crisis, where people might consider curbing their spending by asking, “What’s the one thing you can’t live without?”

In his new documentary, More 4 Me, Fenner gets answers ranging from designer shoes from well-heeled babes on a city street (one respondent says she has “about 50” pairs) to the simple life-giving necessity of water, from a person in the slums of Nairobi.

Fenner, who is looking for a distributor, visited seven countries on five continents to interview everyone from actors and models to orphans and street sweepers. New York, London, Los Angeles, Singapore, Perth and Tokyo are juxtaposed with a Kenyan orphanage, the slums of Nairobi, and remote Cambodian villages.

Looks like a great lesson in what we value most. Here’s the trailer:

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