Incredibly long film with dozens(?) of people answering the same questions while being recorded. The interviewer (who I presume is the film maker) seems like a kind and generous soul who loves love. The people that are interviewed have interesting insights that they share with the camera. As a conversation it is quite interesting, as a film it is a disaster. Hopefully I saw a very rough edit (164 minutes), although I doubt that much of the material that is in this film could be used. When I say "worst production values ever", I say it shaking my head with a smile on face. The intentions and content of this work are so pure and good and well meaning that I feel a little bad about giving it two stars. But the good film would be about 60-80 minutes long and the people being interviewed could be somewhere other than the end of a busy airport's runway (one of the more glaring and annoying shortcomings). Once again I do salute the spirit of this work (in progress?), a great conversation.
Review of What Love Does
