The director states that he had well over 100 hours of footage to work with. For such an exhausting recording project, this is a paltry product.What we end up with in this documentary is a very sad and pathetic Arthur Kane, broke, alone and working at the Mormon library (having been SAVED by them, he is so lost and zombie-like at the end, that he really has no other place to go). He is shown retrieving his guitar from a pawn shop (where they bilked him into keeping it on loan) so that he could play the Dolls' final gig together in 2004.We see Barbara Kane only once, maybe twice, hardly anything from Sylvain and David Jo, little from other musicians around at the time, and only snippets of commentary by people like Iggy Pop. Morrissey is given the most time, with a 15 minute extra interview.I'm sure there is much more to Arthur Kane's life than is presented here. To include so little from the wife was just ignorant.