This film blew me away. I would watch a documentary a week if I thought they'd all be this good/creative/insightful/entertaining etc.. My question: Does the Gould film, given its experimental nature, even constitute a "documentary" film, if so, are there more like it, and if not, why aren't more directors willing to try the genre out, especially considering how the Gould film explodes the old form and goes everywhere the "traditional" documentary (at least the ones I have seen) do not. Cheers, warren