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Behind a facade of suburban middle class perfection, David's home life is falling apart. As he tries to cope with the impossible situation, the troubled and impressionable teenager falls under the spell of Kenny, a georgous, thirty-something, has-been actor turned theatre coach.
Crutch is a documentary film that delves into the life and mind of David V. A. Smith, a man with a unique and unconventional perspective on the world. The film explores his daily routines, his philosophical musings, and his interactions with those around him, offering an intimate portrait of an individual who chooses to live life on his own terms. It questions societal norms and the definition of 'normalcy' through Smith's distinct viewpoint.
Crutch received a mixed to positive reception from critics, with many praising its unique subject matter and intimate portrayal of David V. A. Smith. Some found the film to be thought-provoking and insightful, while others felt it could be challenging or repetitive at times. Overall, it was recognized for its distinctive approach to documentary filmmaking.
Praised for its unconventional and intimate look at its subject.
Some viewers found the pacing and subject matter to be slow or peculiar.
Recognized for its unique approach to exploring individuality and societal norms.
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The documentary was primarily filmed over a period of seven years, capturing David V. A. Smith's life and thoughts in depth.
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