What is this, really? I mean, the interviews on the street are fine, so are the few normal scenes, but lacking plot, story, whatever, it all becomes indifferent. And politically, this is just such a lame way to try to convince anyone. And I say that although I share many of the basic beliefs that are put to the fore here. Interesting structure with the meta-thing, but it doesn't help it much.

Was seen as incredibly risque, both in terms of storytelling, sex and politics when it came out. Has actually held up surprisingly well; yeah, it's naive, and the bits where it turns into metafiction of itself are probably unnecessary Goddard-lite, but a genuinely intriguing movie and still depressingly on target in some of the issues it tackles. Glad I saw this again.

an essential film of the 1960's

Nice mixture of documentary, formlessness, sex, and all the things that I like to keep me watching.

Hilariously absurd. It's not for everyone's tastes and the constant winking at the camera can get overbearing but there's a wonderful mix of fact, fiction and humanity that drives the film.