Let's say it loud and clear: Dylan Brody is the voice that we need to hear at least once a day, he is the wise figure we would like to have in our life, he is the free spirit guy we would like to travel with.

He's cool, and he knows it. He's fun and he proves it.

But most of all is fearless to say what he thinks and this is the most beautiful and rebellious thing to be in a society where it has become really difficult to freely express one's idea and personality.

Poetry Against the End of the World written, directed and of course performed by Dylan Brody - award-winning author, humorist and comedian - is  an interesting and fascinating rumination that addresses multiple and current themes but above all  is an incitement to live in the present and to let one's light shine in order to contribute to the improvement of this current world we inhabit.

Voice, face and musician (his guitar accompanies us like a good friend) of this experimental film or, as he defines it, "video chapbook"  Brody ranges from one topic to another with irony and sarcasm which distinguish him and which rightly make him one of the best America's  raccanteurs.

The captivating and sagacious style with which he exposes his thoughts, perplexities and ideas leads to a profound reflection albeit lightly; he talks about what we were and what we have become, about the world as it was and how we are finding it nowadays; he suggest how people should face life to avoid being crushed by modern times, modern solitudes and modern conflicts.

A beautiful experiment made of words, poetry, rhymes and images that teaches us to look at life from a more human, more sensitive, more generous perspective.