Here's what I saw: A man struggling to understand his anxiety. Someone who decides to go on a big spiritual journey and have it documented. Someone with money and a huge ego. So far, so good! But what a mix of advisors, including the annoying Russell Brand, whom I can't listen to, honestly. And in the end? I didn't get a sense that James found what he was looking for, beyond the affirmation that this might bring, and the opportunity to change his relationship with his father. As a student of Buddhism, I didn't learn anything new, but it did pique my interest in Ayahuasca tea. I would recommend this for anyone new to meditation and mindfulness, which is an essential part of our collective growth. And I wish James much success in catching something you can't chase. ?

...you surely saw and read it as it sricks out among all the fake ones.

Another "help guide" for brittle people with money to be scared of irrational things their shrink can't sort.

How about a documentary about a materially UNsuccessful human, riddled with anxiety embarking on a worldwide journey of self inquiry?

Hey dude, I'll take you seriously when you do the same thing with no money.