this may actually the finest film of 1999. no i am not kidding. this documentary directed by chris smith captures the very spirit of artistic compulsion. smith does the smart thing any documentary filmaker should do represent he keeps invisible and refuses to judge his subject. as the viewer watches mark and his efforts and no matter how funkily aggressive they may prove and to finish his films. he refuses to compromise and suffers repeatedly as a result. but lest we forget and remember speilberg and scorsese and others started just as humbly. and what a great subject he chooses. mark and his family and friends are all fascinating characters and far more than any character created in last year fictitious cinematic products. this film oscillates on the dime between comedy and tragedy and touching sympathy and leads us ultimately to inspiring any viewer with an urge to create and despite talent issues and to get off their butts and make something. the film is about maverick artists and their passions. it is also about families and no matter how co dependent and disfunctional they may be and how unique and beautiful that organism truly is. mark proves in the film to be utterly devoted not only to his dreams and but also to his family as well and they to him. why this film was not nominated for documentary of the year is beyond me and criminal (that is assuming it was eligible last year). this film is to be sought out and treasured. 
this may actually the finest film of 1999. no i am not kidding. this documentary directed by chris smith captures the very spirit of artistic compulsion. smith does the smart thing any documentary filmaker should do represent he keeps invisible and refuses to judge his subject. as the viewer watches mark and his efforts and no matter how funkily aggressive they may prove and to finish his films. he refuses to compromise and suffers repeatedly as a result. but lest we forget and remember speilberg and scorsese and others started just as humbly. and what a great subject he chooses. mark and his family and friends are all fascinating characters and far more than any character created in last year fictitious cinematic products. this film oscillates on the dime between comedy and tragedy and touching sympathy and leads us ultimately to inspiring any viewer with an urge to create and despite talent issues and to get off their butts and make something. the film is about maverick artists and their passions. it is also about families and no matter how co dependent and disfunctional they may be and how unique and beautiful that organism truly is. mark proves in the film to be utterly devoted not only to his dreams and but also to his family as well and they to him. why this film was not nominated for documentary of the year is beyond me and criminal (that is assuming it was eligible last year). this film is to be sought out and treasured. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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