Cormorant fishing in China, a woman who runs five miles a day on her doctor's order, an automobile engine that runs on water as fuel, a fort that was built on foreign soil by mistake, a beekeeper in the French Alps and an armless musician..
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Is it worth your time? Honestly, only if you have a very specific interest in weird, old-school documentary fluff. If you need a narrative or, you know, a point, stay far away. This is for the people who like watching Manhattan Parade and thinking, 'this needs to be less coherent.' 🎥 The whole thing is just a string ...
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"Is it worth your time? Honestly, only if you have a very specific interest in weird, old-school documentary fluff. If you need a narrative or, you know, a point, stay far away. This is for the people who like watching Manhattan Parade and thinking, 'this needs to be less coherent.' 🎥 The whole thing is just a string of random segments. One minute you're watching Cormorant fishing in China, the next, a guy is playing music with his feet. It’s a total whiplash. The vibe It feels like it was put..."
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