Review of The Order of Myths (2008) by Dajhorn — 06 Sep 2014
Order of Myths reminds me of something produced by the Film Board of Canada that you might be forced to watch in a high school social studies class. It has high production values and the teacher might care about the topic, but as a documentary it is utterly forgettable if you aren't somehow invested in the American Deep South.
I'm also docking a few points because I get the impression that some average people agreed to be interviewed and assumed good faith, but they were made to look stupid with snide editing. (eg: Unnecessary comments about dress tailoring, the guy talking about how handicapped children enjoy the show, the girls talking backstage, etc.
This review of The Order of Myths (2008) was written by Dajhorn on 06 September 2014.
The Order of Myths has generally received positive reviews.
Was this review helpful?
