Watched this for school as a suggested documentary. While inspiring and maybe eye opening in the lifestyle movement that Ryan and Joshua were explaining, it wasn't something that I was giving my full attention to. Many people have all sorts of living conditions and constraints in their life that they need to fulfill but moving toward something that these talking head interviews were eluding to is a start I guess. I was more focused in on the socio-economic side of consumerism in America that the documentary was explaining. Defining minimalism in architecture and its art movement after the second World War was never touched on so I guess in a way it didn't really touch on much of what I was trying to find. Still interesting and thought provoking in some areas though.
Watched this for school as a suggested documentary. While inspiring and maybe eye opening in the lifestyle movement that Ryan and Joshua were explaining, it wasn't something that I was giving my full attention to. Many people have all sorts of living conditions and constraints in their life that they need to fulfill but moving toward something that these talking head interviews were eluding to is a start I guess. I was more focused in on the socio-economic side of consumerism in America that the documentary was explaining. Defining minimalism in architecture and its art movement after the second World War was never touched on so I guess in a way it didn't really touch on much of what I was trying to find. Still interesting and thought provoking in some areas though.