Loved it.
Have read another comment here that says it was extremely one-sided, that a fair bit was left out, particularly some of the details about the court case, and where was Koby during the court case itself? Yep, I can see the point raised here, however, when *I* watched the movie, I watched it for what it was, a doco written by one of the participants, and thus was able to watch it knowing that it was a subjective piece.
As long as we know this, surely we then look at the content through different eyes and don't expect both sides of any particular story. I didn't feel at all 'betrayed' or 'suspicious' of trying to be duped into believing that these guys are angels. I saw a piece that was almost overtly an 'our side of the story' film, and fair enough too.
As long as I'm told that, then that's fine by me.
Well done Sunny.
Have read another comment here that says it was extremely one-sided, that a fair bit was left out, particularly some of the details about the court case, and where was Koby during the court case itself? Yep, I can see the point raised here, however, when *I* watched the movie, I watched it for what it was, a doco written by one of the participants, and thus was able to watch it knowing that it was a subjective piece.
As long as we know this, surely we then look at the content through different eyes and don't expect both sides of any particular story. I didn't feel at all 'betrayed' or 'suspicious' of trying to be duped into believing that these guys are angels. I saw a piece that was almost overtly an 'our side of the story' film, and fair enough too.
As long as I'm told that, then that's fine by me.
Well done Sunny.