One Year in a Life of Crime

truly depressing and dark. not much is really going well for these people. director jon alpert at times feels like both an accomplice and a lens through which we watch all of this happening, showing how some people truly can’t escape their surroundings. the gritty camerawork adds a ton to this as well, really capturing how much of a time capsule this is. eager to watch the next part but also not excited at all.

truly depressing and dark. not much is really going well for these people. director jon alpert at times feels like both an accomplice and a lens through which we watch all of this happening, showing how some people truly can’t escape their surroundings. the gritty camerawork adds a ton to this as well, really capturing how much of a time capsule this is. eager to watch the next part but also not excited at all.

The most bear bones documentary I've seen. It is just unadulterated footage of low life scum, and while that sounds stupid, it really is eye opening. I definitely do question the morale of the documentarian, he's a little too similar to Lou Bloom.

78/100

The most bear bones documentary I've seen. It is just unadulterated footage of low life scum, and while that sounds stupid, it really is eye opening. I definitely do question the morale of the documentarian, he's a little too similar to Lou Bloom.

78/100

Pretty nuts how everyone seemed to be fine being filmed. Some of the exchanges are just surreal interesting slice of life

Pretty nuts how everyone seemed to be fine being filmed. Some of the exchanges are just surreal interesting slice of life

Interesting doc, kinda short… takes a close look at a couple of dirtbags, and their downward spiral.

3/5 stars.

Interesting doc, kinda short… takes a close look at a couple of dirtbags, and their downward spiral.

3/5 stars.