'Minding the Gap' Director Shares "Catalyst" That Brought Him Into the Film | Close Up

[@christinadroid86]

I just watched his docu. Powerful stuff. Really freaking good.

[@dandab1664]

You spelled his name wrong in the description :(

[@meerespflanzen]

dandab yes, not impressed

[@beatc]

they still haven't corrected it. how embarassing.

[@irenehgb]

i loved this documentary, gave me a lot of insight

[@Mr2ndkings]

Watched it twice via PBS. Excellent! Excellent! And hopefully, Zack is finding his way to stability.

[@ForeverGambino3]

Just when I thought I couldnt appreciate this guy anymore, I find out he likes Neil Young and Waking Life?!

[@123487931]

FG damn , didnt expect to see you here . "Worlds Colliding ".

[@izang5800]

Best documentary I have seen since Hoop Dreams and both were produced my the same production company

[@NicolasCurcioWriter]

BRILLIANT FILM!!

[@cowboykid3517]

Sooo goood!

[@TinLeadHammer]

Too much self-advertising, too little substance. He sold his soul to the devil when he agreed to talk to them.

[@interceptingfist5682]

Quit it. It doesn't detract from the stories of the cast. . . Or his own story. Obviously the guy loves film making, so this is his shot.

[@TinLeadHammer]

I meant too much THR's own self-admiration, uncalled for camera moves, constant breaks with useless music, "I have made observational films before..." Unwatchable narcissistic syrup, and they could not even get his name right. Thankfully, Bing did better interviews someplace else, like DP/30 or Film Courage - more talk, better questions, less fluff. Too bad PBS botched his movie with constant not even bleeping, but just straight cutting out f-bombs, so it is hard to follow what the guys say, and constant announcements in the lower third... Need to get a DVD.