This is an intriguing subject, based on fact. I really wanted to like it. Unfortunately, many interviews have very poor sound quality. Some interviews of experts were done online. So it's a recorded interview on a laptop. It has the sound quality of a laptop. Pretty poor quality to begin with, but that's fine for documentary. If you make it work. And the this editor, or whoever supposed to put it together, did not make it work, as they added background music that is dramatic and supposed to emphasize a point I guess, but music so loud it drowns out the speakers. And there's no closed captioning to help the audience understand what's going on. There is closed captioning for the local Puerto Ricans speaking Spanish, so at least there's that. But I couldn't finish watching it. Unable to hear the speakers defeats the purpose of a documentary. I'll just read the legends online.
1/5*
1/5*