Grossly affective. There were a few moments where I saw a more of myself than I'm comfortable with. Like when your ability to express an idea is failing and everything comes myopic and retarded. The visual element worked well, but could have been more engaging at times. The social criticism + childhood art scene did it perfectly, though more of exactly that would have been overbearing. the banality of evil/10
How much of the interview was scripted vs improv? I assume you helped make this?
How lucky I am to be on DXM when this is posted.