One-Inch Punch

Descriptions of a documentary:

• A creative interpretation of reality.
• The gray area between art and journalism.
• The presentation of socially useful information to the public.
• Making drama from real life.

Since it is a one-person, low-budget documentary it is not very informational or fun in any way. Everyone has different interests, but this would not be anywhere in my lists of interests.

I did not like the documentary because first of all, it's not the sort of thing I would want to watch again. Ever. But set that aside, and the biggest reason is that there is not enough information in the documentary. There wasn't a lot history about the one-inch punch. And the documentary wasn't given much effort into it to make it flow more smoother.

The description that fits the documentary more closely is "Making drama from real life." Because the documentary went through making the one-inch punch sound really big and powerful. When it is not. Even if the documentary is not exactly like "Making drama from real life." It's the closest thing to describe the film. While watching the film, I noticed that the information given to us was not useful nor did we get enough information on it.