A critical examination of journalist Ricardo Baca's career and the documentary's mixed reception.
The film opens by introducing director Mitch Dickman and subject Ricardo Baca. The title is revealed as a winking reference to Baca's journalism career.
Reviews from The Guardian and The New York Times are presented. Critics note the film's short attention span and flitting narrative approach.
The documentary delves into the marijuana beat and news business themes. It raises questions about gimmicks and reader attraction but leaves them unexamined.
The film targets dual audiences of marijuana fans and journalism enthusiasts. Critics conclude it is shallower than expected, leaving discussion points undiscussed.
Kanichi works at wet tissue company in Mito, Japan. He runs into Gondo. 10 years ago, Gondo was fired from his job as a teacher for secretly filming others. He is now with Mihari who works as a hostess. He took away her away from Tokyo. Kanichi falls in love with Mihari at first sight and takes her away from Gondo. Meanwhile, due to a female student on the video Gondo secretly shot, an unexpected disturbance is created.
Masanori Tominaga
Rating: 4.9/10 (8 votes)
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