Review by appleappleblueberry

I gave it 10 stars for content and advocacy but in truth would have liked to see something bolder- something that demanded more of the industry and society and something that placed a greater emphasis on complicity and who specifically is at fault and why. I didn't feel that it did a very good job at really calling any one person or organization out even though people and organizations were listed. It felt as though we as the audience were given the evidence of wrong doing but left to decide who and what was at fault. The documentary needed to draw hard, unwavering lines and really drive the fault of certain people and organizations home.