After reading the other reviews I came to the conclusion that I must be the only one that wasn't that impressed by this documentary. I thought I was going to learn a lot of new things about insects and that documented by beautiful images. There is no doubt Robert Oelman is a brilliant photographer though. Very nice picture of to us unknown insects, he clearly knows how to use his macro-lens camera. For that it was worth watching, but I didn't like the story about why and how he became a photographer and so on, that's just not interesting material for people that want to learn more about insects. And that kind of footage is overly present in this documentary. It became more a documentary about Robert Oelman than about insects. A better title would have been Learning about macro-photography: The World Of Robert Oelman. Well that's only my opinion, and even if I still enjoyed the insect pictures, I just wished they only did that, with a nice narrating voice of David Attenborough for example, instead of explaining us how much money Robert Oelman paid for his finca and other futile uninteresting things like that. I would buy a book with his photos though, and probably enjoy it much more than this documentary.