Submitted by sg, Aug 9, 2008 01:50

I thought it was a great documentary of the plans and hopes made with idealistic intentions, what actually went on, how human nature and the way we're intended to be interferes with those ideals. The people who used to be part of the commune seemed to mostly end up lonely, a little disappointed, some having a career that gives back, such as the lawyer for homeless people, and some with no direction. The only happy people seem to be the couple who married and raised a family separate from the group and the son who went his own way and now has a family. It was very interesting and very real. Glad I wasn't part of it.

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