JohnM63
Joined May 2018
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I consider myself to be a relative Intelligent person, but had a truly hard time understanding all of the ins and out of this documentary. While the topic is definitely important and interesting, the makers fail at creating a documentary that average people can understand.
Part of this has to do with the lack of a clear story line. You feel that all of the contributing interviewees have important information, but the total of chunks of information do not lead to a whole that is clear understandable and mor than the sum of its parts.
What also does not help are:
+ The very monotone comment that is unable to draw you into the subject matter.
+ The at times poorly communicating infographics.
+ The seemingly random scenes from black and white moves that bear no clear relation to the topic
The topic is relevant and interesting, but will never reach a really large audience simply because no one seems to have ever really thought about the best way to inform a large audience in a way that they can understand. This one is basically and foremost only for those with a university degree in economics, and therefore by definition for the elite that has no interest in changing things for the better of all of us. A missed opportunity and such a shame.
Looking forward to a more accessible documentary on the topic.
Part of this has to do with the lack of a clear story line. You feel that all of the contributing interviewees have important information, but the total of chunks of information do not lead to a whole that is clear understandable and mor than the sum of its parts.
What also does not help are:
+ The very monotone comment that is unable to draw you into the subject matter.
+ The at times poorly communicating infographics.
+ The seemingly random scenes from black and white moves that bear no clear relation to the topic
The topic is relevant and interesting, but will never reach a really large audience simply because no one seems to have ever really thought about the best way to inform a large audience in a way that they can understand. This one is basically and foremost only for those with a university degree in economics, and therefore by definition for the elite that has no interest in changing things for the better of all of us. A missed opportunity and such a shame.
Looking forward to a more accessible documentary on the topic.
The makers decided to spice this series with somewkat playful graphic designs. If you expect any answer at all from this documentary, you'll be disappointed.
The only thing that this series brings you is a bunch of open endinge only, so you're enabled to speculatie for the rest of your life on what was really going on here.
In retrospect not one of the participants had anything meaningful to say. Their only contribution is delivering food for speculation.
If you're into that and car more about speculation and believing that about truth based on facts, then this is for you.
The only thing that this series brings you is a bunch of open endinge only, so you're enabled to speculatie for the rest of your life on what was really going on here.
In retrospect not one of the participants had anything meaningful to say. Their only contribution is delivering food for speculation.
If you're into that and car more about speculation and believing that about truth based on facts, then this is for you.
