The filmmaker truly dropped the ball on this one and failed to make this not just a compelling, but a coherent story.
Disregarding the chronology completely, spending too much time on trivial family matters and stories that don't matter to the main aspect of the event.
Not setting up the event at all, giving exposition in the start, none of that.
There isn't a good 25 minutes of story in this. It's like watching the news channels reporting on the issue but the channels switch randomly every five minutes.
In the end, it's barely about the event, more about the usual overall political American society. With a bias towards one side. Of course.
Disregarding the chronology completely, spending too much time on trivial family matters and stories that don't matter to the main aspect of the event.
Not setting up the event at all, giving exposition in the start, none of that.
There isn't a good 25 minutes of story in this. It's like watching the news channels reporting on the issue but the channels switch randomly every five minutes.
In the end, it's barely about the event, more about the usual overall political American society. With a bias towards one side. Of course.