Jared Polan Froano's Photo.com and this is the Daily Fro for May 4th, aka now May 5th, as it's now 1210 in the PM.

This is episode number 95.

So I'm just going to skip right to it because I got to go to bed.

I just watched on Netflix the movie Coda Chrome.

I saw a coming attraction for it on iTunes a while

back when I just every once in a while go through the trailer version or the trailer app where you can

see what movies are coming. And though this may not be a movie that people would go see in a theater,

it is nice to just sit at home and watch it because it resonates with me and it may

resonate with you as well so the the gist of the story you have jason sedecis you have uh olson one of

the not the olson twin but alison alissa melissa something olson one of the Olson girls.

And you have Ed Harris playing a dying photographer who has an estranged son,

who has basically his character found four roles of Codachrome undeveloped,

and he wants to reunite with his son to take them to get developed at the last place to develop Cota Crom.

And that's what the movie is about.

There's journey there.

And I will say, I mean, I thought it was very good.

I watched the whole thing. I was going to go to bed a little early, but I just kept watching, which is good. I mean, the power of photography is strong, and the power of the storytelling is always strong. There's a moment in the movie made me cry. I'm not going to say what it is.

Maybe it's a different moment for you, but it definitely was a poignant moment near the end of the movie that definitely did it.

They don't really play on the photos that much that the character took.

It wasn't really about the images. It was about the stories.

As you guys know, and I will not apologize for yawning. So I, you know, I was thinking while

watching it that I haven't found what I'm looking for. I don't know what the hell I'm looking for.

...