Is It Good?

This documentary humorously explores the subjective nature of artistic quality in film, using "Is It Good?" as a case study. It interviews various critics, filmmakers, and audiences, delving into what makes a movie 'good' or 'bad'. The film playfully questions conventional wisdom and encourages viewers to form their own opinions.

Audiences and critics found 'Is It Good?' to be a thought-provoking yet entertaining watch. It was praised for its unique premise and engaging style, though some felt it occasionally strayed too far into self-indulgence. The film generally resonated with viewers interested in film theory and criticism.

• A witty and insightful look into film criticism.

• Entertaining exploration of subjective taste in cinema.

• Sometimes self-aware to a fault, but ultimately rewarding.

Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly enjoyed 'Is It Good?', highlighting its humor, originality, and the engaging way it prompted discussions about movie preferences. Many appreciated its ability to make them rethink their own judgments on films.

Nominated for Best Documentary at the Independent Spirit Awards.

The documentary features a scene where a renowned film critic is shown struggling to define 'good art' for over five minutes, which was largely unscripted.