I have seen many documentaries from the world over and this is definitely one of the memorable ones that I recommend to people. People are conditioned to hate certain others without ever peering into their lives or conditions. It's definitely easier that way...but it's smart to "cross over" and gather more information and context. It's literally the opposite of "ignorant" to get some information from the horse's mouth. It's healthy to check things out for yourself before you cast judgement and entitle yourself to form opinions based on nothing but popular hearsay. For these reasons, I really enjoyed and respect this documentary. It definitely opened my mind.
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