As a Kusturica's fan I really enjoyed the film. It's oftenly hard to notice what is directed and what is real. I was particularly amazed by all of the archives which I guess were real because you see Eyal was younger there. Maybe they were manipulated to fit the film's theme but they are certainly real, so it feels like this documentary was planned for years and years. What was missing the most for me was to recognize the turning point of the film - it's not too clear what exactly caused such a big decision as going all the way to Serbia to look after Kusturica. However it was funny and touching and the ending had a strong effect on me, to start with, because it means "that's life", you know, and it's going on an on, so why not dancing and stop worrying? and second because it was a beautiful paraphrase to "Underground".
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