Ballet 422

Great idea. I find it amazing to be able to take a look inside the professional ballet world. But Ballet 422 spends all its time on just the visuals, and I need something more than that. I needed some type of interview, somebody to ask: what are you doing now? How does that feel? Why do you do that? Etc. And Ballet 422 didn't have that. To me, that made it worse. 39/100.

A documentary on an intriguing and valuable subject made by people that must have never seen a good documentary before. This was essentially just a pure, straighforward recording of events as they happen, providing us with a removed and externalized experience with little to no access to the human/internal emotions of the people involved.