What’s the Big Deal

The documentary explores the concept of happiness and its pursuit in modern society. It features interviews with various individuals from different walks of life, including psychologists, philosophers, and everyday people, who share their perspectives on what happiness means to them and how they strive to achieve it. The film delves into the cultural and societal influences that shape our understanding and pursuit of happiness.

As a short documentary, 'What's the Big Deal' received modest attention, primarily within festival circuits and among those interested in philosophical explorations of happiness. Reviews often highlighted its thoughtful approach and diverse range of perspectives, though some noted its brevity limited deeper dives into complex topics. Audience reception was generally positive, appreciating its accessible and relatable content.

• Praised for its introspective look at a universal human desire.
• Appreciated for bringing together varied viewpoints on happiness.
• Some viewers wished for more in-depth exploration due to its short runtime.

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The film was an official selection at several international film festivals, including the International Short Film Festival of Cyprus.