The amount of freedom you can experiment within a documentary has become more noticeable. In this one particularly, you see a bunch of different styles and even story branches.
There is a mix of themes such as topical activism, what can be classified as art, a determination for justice and accountability, a woman's struggling life and the power of family.
The central character I had no idea about and we certainly got a thorough look into her life both as an artist and as a daughter.
It felt very definitive as I felt it gave you the perfect portrait of this person's upbringing and how certain traumas lead to this groundbreaking change in the art world.
I also liked at how they told each aspect of her life in a parallel style. The timings of shift to a different part of her life felt well-timed and gave us a very satisfying conclusion.
This was pretty interesting and while I wasn't overwhelmed by it, I can see others feeling that way.
It's well made, the content and imagery is strong and the central character was not afraid to open herself up to her life story.
Rating: 7/10
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