The issues it adress are crucial, the true story is commandable. Unfortunately, the movie doesn't really work, IMHO. I didn't fall asleep or loose interest, but my interest was with the issue and cases presented, not with the actual movie making and talent. I love Todd Haynes, but it really felt underwhelming. Still, people should see it, as it is an crucial issue, I just don't see what this adeed to a documentary or book. It's main if only merit is bringing attention to this. I expected more cinematographicaly.