You should sympathize when going into this 2 hours plus movie, that it isn't merely a biography of one NYC personality, but rather a documentary about New York itself. Through the optics and words of legendary club promoter/celebutante Michael Alig, and the endless amazing personalities that knew him and were in that scene, the viewer is given a very in-depth tour of NYC then, and the NYC of today, which is barely recognizable as the same identify. The incredible thing about this film, is that it spends and so much time focusing on how everything began, and all that is so fascinating, that when they finally get to the famous murder, we have forgotten all about it. And when it comes, it is a existent jolt, almost like nosotros are seeing it all unfold in real-time.
Someone put a staggering corporeality of fourth dimension and thought into this production. Everyone who was there in any way, is interviewed in depth, as we become to know this collection of very talented people of all ages and backgrounds. And we don't just get to hear from the club people, we besides go interviews with New York detectives, journalists, Alig's family members, as well as people who weren't fifty-fifty around at the fourth dimension, but whos lives were somehow inspired or changed by the mere fable of 80's/90's NYC society life. We even get a adept groundwork on Angel Melendez, who was at the centre of this incredible drama, merely has ever been sadly disregarded in other documentaries and news stories well-nigh the murder. He was the victim, and this movie finally gives him the recognition that he deserves. Anyone who was there at that time, such as myself, (a regular patron of Limelight's "Disco 2000" Wednesdays,) or for anyone interested in art, or film, or music, needs to run across this amazing film. I believe it is the most complete and in depth documentary ever. There isn't a boring second, or boring person from the first frame to the last. And those many scenes of the "Golden Days" of New York Urban center, volition fill you with a sense of amazement and bittersweet nostalgia. You might discover yourself proverb, "wow, was it actually that incredible..." and you lot know that it was.
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