I finished this doc and it’s been days and I can’t stop thinking about it. It’s sad, it’s heart pounding and it showcases hauntingly beautiful scenes. It led me through all the emotions, it’s a must watch.
I’m going to watch the documentary over and over again. I never thought he had Demons or mental illness. He was so driven to be the best at his craft and wouldn’t we all love to be so obsessed and passionate with something in our lives. He was a beautiful human being from what I captured and I could’ve seen him going to schools and talking to kids about his craft, his art, his way of harnessing his energy and his thoughts into positive action. The fact that he wrote journals is something I have always done in my life rather than talk to someone at those times when you need to just be alone and write it down. I am at a loss for words for all of those who loved him and were his friends and family. May he fly high with the ravens.🐦⬛🙏
