I'm going to have to agree with Chelcie, I loved the story glad I decided to watch it.

I hate when people get on hulu and are super negative. I think this started out a little rough in the very beginning but all in all I loved this film and thought it was a beautiful story.
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Nothing interesting going on here. AT ALL. I can't believe this crap got financed.

Hey, Antonia Scarpa, if you don't know how to make a documentary, don't make one. It's that simple.Let those that have a clue how to tell a story do it, because you just took a semi-compelling story and made it wholly unwatchable.Technically it's a joke as well. Buy a friggin' microphone next time.From what little I know about Betty from your "film," she deserves better.

I'd not heard of the band, Betty Blowtorch, or Butt Trumpet, but as a fan of Rock music, I had to watch it. I also like true documentaries, not pseudo-documentaries, which are biased, and lie through editing, like Michael Moore films. Good job producing, Mr Scarpa. I understand why Bianca's family wished that the two former members not attend the funeral services, but it was not there fault regarding Bianca's death. Leaving the band in the middle of the night was wrong, but they are responsible for their lives, not other's. This film showed a good look at the inner workings of life in a Rock band. It is far from being a wonderful, prosperous, uplifting job from the club scene on up to stadiums, though it can be at times. Traveling in a van with a small group of people, even friends, is difficult. The entertainers are only human. And entertain they did. I hope all Bianca's childhood pain is gone and replaced with the love she deserved.