Title: Everybody's got a Beatles story. Some are better than others, but all are surprisingly engaging.
Product review: I was pleasantly surprised by this video. I was curious whether the idea of interviewing people's introduction to, or some special emotion engendered by, the Beatles would resonate beyond their own kith and kin, but I found myself fully engaged in the stories. Swirsky's editing is also nicely done to avoid the "talking heads" problem common in many similar productions. He also cleverly has a second camera that captures him filming the interview from time to time, a device that works well and adds another layer to the production to keep it interesting. The content of the interviews themselves is also surprisingly interesting, which shows that the Beatles were indeed a phenomenon that had many different -- and important -- meanings to different people. The selection of folks to interview was diverse and, therefore, resulted in stories in general that were delightful.
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