This movie provides a portrait of one of the most dedicated pornographers. Based of course on interviews with Woodman himself in his idiosyncratic English, we get an idea of his challenging childhood, his varied life experiences, and of course his career and methods and theories of porn. This is more of an extended interview than a documentary, because while Woodman's relatives, employees, girlfriends, and some prospective performers give their opinions, there is really no other side of the story presented than Woodman's. Not that criticism needs to be injected just for the sake of controversy, but it would be interesting to hear from past performers to what extent Woodman's casting series lives up to the promises of fame and money. That said, it's not a fawning movie either, and Woodman mostly comes across like a typical entrepreneur