As It Used To Be

This documentary explores the life and work of legendary filmmaker George Bialis, viewed through the eyes of his daughters. Sarah and Laura Bialis delve into their father's cinematic legacy, showcasing his distinctive filmmaking style and the impact he had on independent cinema. The film offers an intimate look at their family history intertwined with the art of filmmaking.

As It Used To Be received a generally positive reception from critics, who praised its intimate portrayal of family and art. Reviewers highlighted the emotional depth and the unique perspective offered by the daughters of the subject. While not a mainstream hit, it found appreciation among documentary enthusiasts and those interested in the craft of filmmaking.

• Praised for its heartfelt and personal examination of a filmmaker's life.

• Appreciated for offering a unique daughter's perspective on their father's artistic journey.

• Noted as a tender tribute to an independent filmmaker's legacy.

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The film was directed by George Bialis's own daughters, Sarah and Laura Bialis, offering a deeply personal and intimate look at their father's life and career.