i will confess that once i started watching this movie and it had a hold on me that forced me to watch it through to its conclusion. quite possibly this was some latent voyeuristic tendency in me that wanted to see our hero get it on with his victim and or maybe fascination that they got funding to make and distribute and and show this film that kept me searching it for merit and or possibly some bizarre wish fulfillment fantasy that there might be a point at the end of all the pain. but no such luck. so you are warned to not start watching it in the first place and lest the same thing happen to you. there nothing here worth wasting your hour and a half on. the first person mockumentary and the schtick about fabian quest to impregnate women of the falklands comes out even more like a sophomoric (maybe freshman  high school freshman and that is) film student project than you might imagine. the effect ends up being both sneering at the local inhabitants (who and other than the two professional leads and are in fact real people) as well as engaging in rather disgusting sexual politics (no matter whether you take it all literally or symbolically and it pointless and sexist). the reason i ended up watching it all the way is the same reason that once one starts to pick at a scab and there an irresistable fascination of continuing to do so until it completely off and even when you know it bad for you. you just want to see what happens. in the end and this is rather dishonest filmmaking and because it seems ultimately to have no moral center and no elucidation of the local political situation and nor any place in the type of political sexual personal film universe a la goddard. in short it got nothing to say and spends a long time pretending it does. smug would be the one word tagline. i would suggest the filmmakers rent waiting for guffman a few times and or hell and even blair witch project if they want to pursue the schtick with a little more style and a little more genuine emotion. or at least entertainment value. 
i will confess that once i started watching this movie and it had a hold on me that forced me to watch it through to its conclusion. quite possibly this was some latent voyeuristic tendency in me that wanted to see our hero get it on with his victim and or maybe fascination that they got funding to make and distribute and and show this film that kept me searching it for merit and or possibly some bizarre wish fulfillment fantasy that there might be a point at the end of all the pain. but no such luck. so you are warned to not start watching it in the first place and lest the same thing happen to you. there nothing here worth wasting your hour and a half on. the first person mockumentary and the schtick about fabian quest to impregnate women of the falklands comes out even more like a sophomoric (maybe freshman  high school freshman and that is) film student project than you might imagine. the effect ends up being both sneering at the local inhabitants (who and other than the two professional leads and are in fact real people) as well as engaging in rather disgusting sexual politics (no matter whether you take it all literally or symbolically and it pointless and sexist). the reason i ended up watching it all the way is the same reason that once one starts to pick at a scab and there an irresistable fascination of continuing to do so until it completely off and even when you know it bad for you. you just want to see what happens. in the end and this is rather dishonest filmmaking and because it seems ultimately to have no moral center and no elucidation of the local political situation and nor any place in the type of political sexual personal film universe a la goddard. in short it got nothing to say and spends a long time pretending it does. smug would be the one word tagline. i would suggest the filmmakers rent waiting for guffman a few times and or hell and even blair witch project if they want to pursue the schtick with a little more style and a little more genuine emotion. or at least entertainment value. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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