
Directed By:Alex Nohe
Burning Man: The Burning Sensation
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43% Positive
3 Reviews
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43% Mixed
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14% Negative
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80
A knockout documentary with a renegade personality ideally suited to its anarchic subject matter.
70
The film feels like a violation of the festival's philosophy of "participants only, no spectators": Who, after all, is going to sit in a theater to see this but a spectator? It is fun stuff to look at, though.
70
An appealing blend of counter-cultural idealism and hedonistic creativity.
60
The overall vibe is druggy and self-indulgent, like a spring-break orgy for pretentious arts majors.
60
It would be nearly impossible to make a totally bad documentary about the festival, but I have yet to see the perfect documentary depiction of Burning Man.
60
Cynics may scoff, but the spirit of Woodstock -- not the 1999 debacle, but the 1969 original -- lives.
10
As predictable as a segment of "MTV Spring Break," which at least doesn't try to hide its voyeurism, Burning looks more like a travel-agency video targeted at people who like to ride bikes topless and roll in the mud than a worthwhile glimpse of independent-community guiding lights.
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Production Company:
- eFilm Studios
Release Date:Sep 6, 2002
Duration:1 h 15 m
Tagline:Participants Only, No Spectators
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