Title: More personal journey than documentary
Product review: While I appreciate what Mr. Carrol is trying to do here, I think this film is better represented as a personal journey than as a documentary.Part of the problem is that the author tries to address too many ideas at once and ultimately fails to weave the various strands together into a compelling argument. These include family / personal issues, history of church violence, anti-Semitism, Viet Nam, and the infiltration of Christian fundamentalism into the Air Force Academy.As a documentary the film is all over the map, selective and limited in it's documentation, subjective in it's conclusions. The result is a flawed film that I would not be able to recommend.I hope Mr. Carroll is able to make peace with himself and with his God. I think that's really what this film is about.
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