Not that there's anything wrong with that, of course. This is an interesting idea and on the whole director Francois Girard pulls it off fairly well. Some of the vignettes are quaint, some are fascinating glimpses into the man, some are little more than straightforward talking head interviews, and some are just plain artsy fartsy. That's an interesting achievement for director Girard and, despite our reservations about the film, he deserves a lot of credit for daring to be different. The digitally mastered video is excellent and the Dolby Digital 2 channel audio is also very good - especially the piano sections.
Extras are limited to trailers, talent files and production notes.
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