This film is a self-indulgent affront to Cinema itself. Dull and self-absorbed to an infuriating degree, it stands not only as an insult but as a warning. That it is not only possible to create such an awful film but also to induce otherwise intelligent film- goers to buy into the idea that it's worth watching.
It might have worked had it been presented as a Dada-esque satire about film-making or familial angst. I highly recommend that anyone interested in cinema should watch this, for no other reason than to understand just how bad things can get in "documentary film-making".
It might have worked had it been presented as a Dada-esque satire about film-making or familial angst. I highly recommend that anyone interested in cinema should watch this, for no other reason than to understand just how bad things can get in "documentary film-making".