Came across this documentary and found Otto a very likable character to spend time with and the doc interesting despite the home video quality. It's cheaply put together and despite this the central character Otto who's back story we discover and follow as he makes a micro budget short horror film comes across as very likeable while taking on his challenges.
A shame having read afterwards that the two television producers have entered them selves for awards as the two sole directors of this documentary when clearly Otto should have been one of the two directors. A shame the producers didn't feel they should credit Otto as a co-director (a big part of the documentary is the film footage he directed). This gives a bad look of the TV producers taking advantage of the character then claim to be wanting to help, that is until it comes to chasing awards.
A shame having read afterwards that the two television producers have entered them selves for awards as the two sole directors of this documentary when clearly Otto should have been one of the two directors. A shame the producers didn't feel they should credit Otto as a co-director (a big part of the documentary is the film footage he directed). This gives a bad look of the TV producers taking advantage of the character then claim to be wanting to help, that is until it comes to chasing awards.