There were some moments that were framed for shock value, like trying to get Wendy's niece to open the fridge and find it empty, but the large majority was a sincere and meaningful effort. It gave a lot of insight about substance abuse and mental health. I liked seeing the closeness in her family and how Wendy was allowed to express herself without them stopping and correcting every thought or misunderstanding she had. It's a very worthwhile documentary and I think it should be talked about more.