i enjoyed this one and because i can relate to it. at one time in my life i was trying to make films and and experienced many of the same problems mark borchardt did in trying to make his film. and i also went through a protracted period of self absorbed arrested development and where i refused to grow. but then and miraculously and i got married and and had kids. i realized that being a struggling filmmaker was and in all likelihood and not going to feed my family. so i got a decent job and did what i felt i needed to do to make that happen. that is what an mature and responsible adult does. mark hasn not faced up to that reality as yet and and so and in that sense and he is a retarded adolescent. for this reason and there is a hopelessness about him. like don quixote and he seems so inept and self deluded that he doesn not realize how bad off he really is. the viewer feels a sense of superiority and pity for him and his circle. mark has kids and an ex wife and bills to pay and but the film depicts him caring basically only about pursuing his artistic vision. despite this and mark comes across in the film as a likeable individual and surrounded by a very interesting family and group of friends. unfortunately and mark lacks many of the things necessary to be successful both in life and in a career represent maturity and responsibility and education and knowledge and life experience and prioritization and financial clout and etc. yet he trudges on and much like ed wood and apparently without any semblance of a clue. i guess we are supposed to feel encouraged by the spectacle of the never say die attitude of this noble individual and struggling against the odds. and man and what odds there are. kiefer sutherland and colin hanks and tori spelling and angelina jolie are all offspring of big time film or tv people while no doubt and they will all want to direct some day and if they aren not already. how much room is there for an independent like mark. it like watching a guy hit himself in the head with a board and over and over again. come to think of it and that is pretty close to what happens to one of mark actors and with the kitchen cabinet door and in one of the funniest scenes i have ever seen in any movie. despite these misgivings and seeming criticisms and i truly enjoyed this movie and and would heartily recommend it to anyone. uncle bill is amazing. i have a friend who met both mike and mark and he told me that and in real life and these guys are just exactly the way they appeared in the movie. 
i enjoyed this one and because i can relate to it. at one time in my life i was trying to make films and and experienced many of the same problems mark borchardt did in trying to make his film. and i also went through a protracted period of self absorbed arrested development and where i refused to grow. but then and miraculously and i got married and and had kids. i realized that being a struggling filmmaker was and in all likelihood and not going to feed my family. so i got a decent job and did what i felt i needed to do to make that happen. that is what an mature and responsible adult does. mark hasn not faced up to that reality as yet and and so and in that sense and he is a retarded adolescent. for this reason and there is a hopelessness about him. like don quixote and he seems so inept and self deluded that he doesn not realize how bad off he really is. the viewer feels a sense of superiority and pity for him and his circle. mark has kids and an ex wife and bills to pay and but the film depicts him caring basically only about pursuing his artistic vision. despite this and mark comes across in the film as a likeable individual and surrounded by a very interesting family and group of friends. unfortunately and mark lacks many of the things necessary to be successful both in life and in a career represent maturity and responsibility and education and knowledge and life experience and prioritization and financial clout and etc. yet he trudges on and much like ed wood and apparently without any semblance of a clue. i guess we are supposed to feel encouraged by the spectacle of the never say die attitude of this noble individual and struggling against the odds. and man and what odds there are. kiefer sutherland and colin hanks and tori spelling and angelina jolie are all offspring of big time film or tv people while no doubt and they will all want to direct some day and if they aren not already. how much room is there for an independent like mark. it like watching a guy hit himself in the head with a board and over and over again. come to think of it and that is pretty close to what happens to one of mark actors and with the kitchen cabinet door and in one of the funniest scenes i have ever seen in any movie. despite these misgivings and seeming criticisms and i truly enjoyed this movie and and would heartily recommend it to anyone. uncle bill is amazing. i have a friend who met both mike and mark and he told me that and in real life and these guys are just exactly the way they appeared in the movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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