This was not actually a documentary. Rather it was an 'arthouse' project of some sort. Perhaps they were trying to make an audio visual poem with this. My rating on one star indicates that it had nothing for me, but perhaps it would have some appeal for a different audience. You spend most of your time watching what seems like a home movie, made by someone that just received a home movie camera for the first time and wanted to try it out. Mundane chores are seen and someone writing at a desk by a big window, that looks out onto a yard. Someone does the laundry. Then the screen goes white and a woman seems to read what was being written on the typewriter earlier. That is pretty much it for the entire length of the 'project'. Not for me, but the only way to find out what the hell it was, was to watch it. Oh well, it was a change of pace at least. Enjoy.
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