Anyone familiar with LWIII's work will verify the brutal honesty which define his lyrics, sharing his trials and tribulations with those who want to listen. This is a magnificent piece of theatre, intimate, honest, funny and embellished by Loudo's tongue in cheek style of narration. But also present is the rich prose of his father's writing, juxtaposed with his son's singing. Well worth a watch.

The music is fun, but man oh man who gives a crap about his family?

He go on endlessly, reading letters and recounting stories of a rich kid growing up rich and who really cares?

This is a total vanity piece that should not have been made. Neither his father nor mother was famous so there's no hook here. It's a bore-fest. Maybe if he was Bruce Springsteen's son you'd be interested. I still wouldnt.

Loudon Wainwright III: Surviving Twin is a 2018 documentary and all that runs about 91 minutes and unfortunately is pretty disappointing and quite boring as well also and not very good to say the least really? It's only meant for fans i guess? Yes sure.