6/10
Gently provokes but rarely smolders with conviction
3 May 2008
Partially inspired documentary, centered around a blatantly charismatic and compassionate figure of Haiti's struggling social revolution, The Agronomist does not succeed so much as a film then it does to chronicle the fevered pitch of this passionate social disc jokey.

Although there were times when I felt Jean Dominique was perhaps a bit too zealous, perhaps blotting out some of the crucial themes in his messages with constant over-enunciation and furious gesturing, it becomes clear that the infectious energy emanating from the man is genuine, and was reason enough to mount this low key study in political power.
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