There is no better pairing for a generative documentary film than one about Brian Eno, a man who is clearly a master of developing processes and creative approaches. The idea of this film is interesting and as an art piece, I think it's great.
As a documentary film however, it does feel piecemeal. Certainly the viewer can create their own links between sequences but overall, what I saw lacked cohesion, a predictable outcome for any of the 52 billions versions of this film.
There may be some interesting applications for this type of creative approach, it's just a shame that, in this case, it's keeping so much about Brian Eno away from us.
