Watched this at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival.
While I am not familiar with sports, Sue Bird is an interesting figure as she had some interesting stories and experiences about her sport life, queer identity and how she put a lot of effort into her works. However, this documentary fails to deliver because it becomes one of the most uninteresting, basic, and typical documentary that fails to dive deeper into what makes Sue Bird special.
Many of the conversations, interviews and themes explored wasn't strong as they felt repetitive, uninteresting, and unemotionally connected. The documentary tries to offer some interesting explorations about Bird but it really feels like a youtube made documentary that feels unfinished and pre-written.
I didn't really get much from this documentary and it doesn't really do a good job on what made her so special and why she is important. It just feels like some poorly made documentary made by the sports company to promote their brand honestly.
Overall, not a good documentary.
While I am not familiar with sports, Sue Bird is an interesting figure as she had some interesting stories and experiences about her sport life, queer identity and how she put a lot of effort into her works. However, this documentary fails to deliver because it becomes one of the most uninteresting, basic, and typical documentary that fails to dive deeper into what makes Sue Bird special.
Many of the conversations, interviews and themes explored wasn't strong as they felt repetitive, uninteresting, and unemotionally connected. The documentary tries to offer some interesting explorations about Bird but it really feels like a youtube made documentary that feels unfinished and pre-written.
I didn't really get much from this documentary and it doesn't really do a good job on what made her so special and why she is important. It just feels like some poorly made documentary made by the sports company to promote their brand honestly.
Overall, not a good documentary.
