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I have seen so many cult films but this one was outstanding because it was made by the former cult children themselves who had been deeply injured by their experiences. Their pain and the power of their stories made me both sad and proud. They seem to be holding their abusers accountable in a very simple factual way. Therefore it was not exploiting the sensationalism of the cult, simply presenting the unintended consequences of their (probably) well meaning parents. This was a very well made film based on solid research and the team seemed to have traveled big distances - historical, emotional and geographic in order to bring this about. Well done to the entire team. If you are interested in cults and the aftermath of the promiscuous hippy era and cults that touted "free love" (meaning sex) then this is for you.