To watch as its main character loves to hear the sound of his own voice, and it is not very clear when he is telling the truth, and when he is lying. He seems to have made a living by making up stuff, and people around him believed him. I'm not sure how we are supposed to take this story - at the centre there seems to be a figure of ridicule, but then there are individuals who are scared to death of what has been uncovered because of this case. The documentary itself is a bit of a waste of time, it deeps no deeper into its main character, although the production values are very high in this. Not recommened.
