The X post by David Barbour is part of a trilogy of video shorts titled “Let’s Get Moving,” specifically created for an upcoming meeting with University of Connecticut doctoral students from the International Christian Fellowship, suggesting a focus on faith-based content aimed at an academic and spiritual audience.
The video “That’s Amore” is the third in the series, following “The Old Girl, No. 7” and “Those Spiritual Nikes,” and is produced by Millpond Ink/Quiet Corner Productions, which seeks donations to support their mission of creating faith and family entertainment centered on God’s kingdom.
The content of the video, as indicated by the sampled frames and subtitles, appears to be a narrative or reflection on a restaurant named “Come to the Waters,” exploring themes of simplicity, service, and the mysterious figure of Amore, who is revealed to be the maître d’ and silent owner, possibly symbolizing a deeper spiritual or metaphorical significance.
