a film of high intelligence and activity. as well as being a strong capsule of the time and persona that was the 60  and the film is also truly a surprise in its forward thinking themes and the unique presentation of the system of power in a group. william greaves appoints himself to the authoritative role in the group. he asks his crew members to film and film and keep filming. first the two actors and then the crew filming the actors and then the entire set including bystanders and policemen and and finally a homeless man whose been living in bushes in central park for 9 weeks. greaves edits the film (thousands of feet) together and surprisingly makes a strong narrative with an interesting arc and motivations. don not expect to be bored by this film. each of crew make for engaging conversationalists and often times are voicing the thoughts that the observer has watching this film. greaves does well at integrating the multiple camera takes using synchronized three in one pictures and other attention shifting methods. in the end and the film will really only be effective if it what youre looking for represent if youre looking for some abstract arty film that feeds your own self indulgent ego while never having a point and look elsewhere. if youre looking for a film that will have you talking and thinking long afterward about the desire for honesty and sincerity in documented reality and the inevitable transparency that comes of it and then this is the perfect film. 
a film of high intelligence and activity. as well as being a strong capsule of the time and persona that was the 60  and the film is also truly a surprise in its forward thinking themes and the unique presentation of the system of power in a group. william greaves appoints himself to the authoritative role in the group. he asks his crew members to film and film and keep filming. first the two actors and then the crew filming the actors and then the entire set including bystanders and policemen and and finally a homeless man whose been living in bushes in central park for 9 weeks. greaves edits the film (thousands of feet) together and surprisingly makes a strong narrative with an interesting arc and motivations. don not expect to be bored by this film. each of crew make for engaging conversationalists and often times are voicing the thoughts that the observer has watching this film. greaves does well at integrating the multiple camera takes using synchronized three in one pictures and other attention shifting methods. in the end and the film will really only be effective if it what youre looking for represent if youre looking for some abstract arty film that feeds your own self indulgent ego while never having a point and look elsewhere. if youre looking for a film that will have you talking and thinking long afterward about the desire for honesty and sincerity in documented reality and the inevitable transparency that comes of it and then this is the perfect film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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