Nina Buddhdev

I really appreciate the reach this film has taken. Overall the accuracy and nuances on the ICM culture were there, but in my opinion, choppy. Some areas were totally unnecessary, rather distasteful, and did not serve the film's artful essence. Rather than a mid-film, interview, I feel a coffee table discussion at the end of the film would have far better served the content coherency of the linguistic beauty 'bhava'. The interception here, broke the flow a bit for me. A panel discussion/'making of' kind of review would have in my opinion, gathered the threads of thought to seed further inquiry. Whilst watching the movie, I continuously found myself picking up many references to actualities, members of the ICM fraternity, and the generational movements in cultural values. Some ideas here, ought to have been elaborated on further, I feel for a more informed completion of the cultural concepts in play.,