Supersize My Pool

This documentary delves into the extravagant spending on public works projects, focusing on the controversial 'Supersize My Pool' initiative. It questions the allocation of funds and examines the environmental and social impact of such large-scale, often unnecessary, public amenities. The film features interviews with politicians, environmental activists, and economists.

Supersize My Pool received mixed to positive reviews, with critics praising its timely social commentary and engaging presentation of complex economic issues. Some found the film's tone to be overly critical without offering sufficient solutions, while audiences appreciated its bold stance on public spending.

• Praised for its sharp critique of government spending and its ability to simplify complex economic arguments.
• Some viewers felt the documentary was too biased and lacked a balanced perspective.
• The film effectively highlights the disconnect between public needs and governmental priorities.

Google audience: Google users generally approved of 'Supersize My Pool', with many appreciating its straightforward approach to discussing controversial public spending and its perceived wastefulness. Some found the subject matter eye-opening and thought-provoking, while a smaller segment felt it was too one-sided.

Nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the Independent Spirit Awards.

The distinctive, echoing sound design in the 'pool construction' scenes was intentionally crafted to emphasize the vast emptiness of the project's purpose.