You will struggle to call this even a mockumentary, as it defines a new genre-jokementary. And excels at it big time.

Absolutely disappointing from the beginning to the very end. Biased representation of what can hardly be called the reality expressed in the views of a few conveniently selected Bulgarians. There were probably one or two people in the so-called movie who contributed some actual facts, everything else even if partially based on any real events was so purposefully twisted to fit the US-Russia relations model that Kevin Booth went there to discover, that for me the movie lost all its credibility. Incorrect and partial translation of the words of some of the Bulgarians and even adding some more words just to make it even more ridiculous. There was no sign that Kevin Booth had put any effort into finding out anything at all about Bulgaria prior to his visit. Trying to portray the country as a leftovers-from-communism ghetto and inspiring the people with his American rebel spirit was laughable. Attempting to cover too many bases or to connect the dots (in his words) by using drones and a few non-identified participants, let alone the actual memes that were included - let's just say a point was not proved. To call this a documentary would be an exaggeration to say the least, to say that it has any entertaining purpose would be yet another stretch.

A ridiculous 'documentary' and sadly not because some of the stuff is not real but because of the exaggerations, misleading drama effects, simply changing the words people are saying /in the english subtitles/ with whatever the author felt would underline his point, showing some stuff from the news that happened years ago and aligning it with his current time frame of the movie, etc, etc, etc. Shame on you mr. Booth. I dont know who funds you but a journalist student would produce a better movie. Instead of making a real documentary on this problem this stupid amateur propaganda video shootout is serving exactly the same people that it goes against. Especially funny is the end where the generous big white father from Washington /or Texas in this case/ comes back to the gypsy hustler who put some sign from the trash, put a few snacks on the windows of his own house and pretends there is a coffee shop. I dont know if the filming crew staged this or just got fooled but in any case it was the well deserved ending of this so called 'documentary'