A film documenting the struggle to keep the massive, unparalleled collection of Dr. Albert C. Barnes from being moved against the late-entrepreneur's wishes.
Not exactly the kind of art the film talks about, but the concept is sound. It builds the image out of newspaper articles covering the affair.
Documentaries don't normally appeal to me. I find many of them to be historically interesting, but dreadfully executed. This one not only seems interesting, but it looks like a well-crafted film.
This is a sure contender for the Oscars.
I have not seen this film.
-Wesley Lovell (April 25, 2010) Original