I used to love his documentaries. I'm a fan of the music, and the aesthetic. I haven't seen HyperNormalisation, and plan to. But, years later I look back and k

I used to love his documentaries. I'm a fan of the music, and the aesthetic. I haven't seen HyperNormalisation, and plan to. But, years later I look back and kind of think, 'huh, was there really substance to these films, or are the more art piece than legit documentary?" From what I recall, they're not exactly clear on the sources for claims, and the filmmaking style is fairly manipulative – dramatic music and ominous stock footage that would make almost any politicians look like lizard people. edit: Also, not saying they'd be 'bad' if they're more 'art' than 'documentary', but that context is important and I know from experience it's easy to take films at face value.