More victims of consumerist culture. That is all you can see in this movie.

People talking about stuff; People collecting stuff; People being outcast, because they do not have enough stuff; Clubs, where you can join if you have enough stuff; People suffering because they think they do not have enough stuff;

After watching this quite long movie, I feel sad for all victims of a system, which is very good at punishing people and tragically poor at helping them.

And wrapping a single fruitcake in three layers of paper, plastic and metal respectively, is definitely not a good business model. It is like stealing... from the environment and, ultimately, from everyone else on this planet.

Really interesting documentary about the famous Collin St Bakery. Have partaken of their fruitcakes many times in the past but I had no idea this had ever happened. The production and story is adequate. The regular people, not being actors, did a good enough job of story telling, but the film lags at times. This was a really sad tale with a tremendous ending. Once I started watching, I couldn't wait to see what happened next. If our country could learn from the sort of people that run, manage and work at Collin Street Bakery, we would be a great united nation again. Highly recommended.

I'm surprisingly a Big Fan of Fruitcake and we have always bought from a different maker. But after watching this I bought one for this company. And it did NOT disappoint. It was Delicious. If you haven't ever had one, give it a try. This show broke my heart and without spoiling everything, I'm glad that the ones that did what they did got what they got, except for Sandy's outcome. I would have rather seen him rot in jail. But definitely worth taking the time to watch.