Human, All Too Human

Did not impress as getting very deeply into the subject matter, and I recall feeling that the filmmakers seemed to be pursuing a rather superficial agenda, as a result of which it did not do justice to the thinkers it was presenting. This was especially, if unsurprisingly, the case for the episode on Heidegger. For this viewer it was an exemplary case of how not to conjoin philosophy and cinema, or philosophy and television. Score based on fifteen year old recollection.

[As aired] I remember this was enjoyable but some of the links seemed very weak, still, a pity no more followed.