The Booksellers tries hard to be peppy, upbeat, and even edgy, while addressing a subject that's bound to have a significant built in audience - but it meanders along without much focus or direction. It took me two sessions to slog through it. I think if there were an actual story arc, it would be more compelling. As it is, it's more like a literary 'wash' of words and participants. Some interesting moments are speckled in there though. Many of the locations and subjects/interviewees are not captioned or labeled, leaving the viewer to guess as to their identities. If you're into books, and New York booksellers, you may find it worthwhile.
Review of The Booksellers
