Honestly one of the saddest true stories I’ve ever watched. The ending broke me. I cried, and I’ve never cried watching a documentary before. Really glad both brothers got to tell their side of the story too. It made everything hit even harder.

Yes, it’s a bit of a stylized documentary, but I honestly didn’t mind it at all. In fact, I liked it. I think it really complemented the storytelling.

Honestly one of the saddest true stories I’ve ever watched. The ending broke me. I cried, and I’ve never cried watching a documentary before. Really glad both brothers got to tell their side of the story too. It made everything hit even harder.

Yes, it’s a bit of a stylized documentary, but I honestly didn’t mind it at all. In fact, I liked it. I think it really complemented the storytelling.

Fucked

Fucked

This is so deeply fucking upsetting

This is so deeply fucking upsetting

the difference in their faces is heartbreaking

the difference in their faces is heartbreaking

It feels difficult and inappropriate for me to review this. I will never be able to imagine what either of them have been through, but I must admit that this documentary feels rather exploitative in its final 30 minutes. Marcus and Alex should be able to reconcile without a camera pointed at them. It feels insincere, fraudulent. They deserve better.

“I need my life to be real.”

It feels difficult and inappropriate for me to review this. I will never be able to imagine what either of them have been through, but I must admit that this documentary feels rather exploitative in its final 30 minutes. Marcus and Alex should be able to reconcile without a camera pointed at them. It feels insincere, fraudulent. They deserve better.

“I need my life to be real.”