Talk:Last Hippie Standing

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"Last Hippie Standing" is a contemporary document about the Hippie era in Goa. The subject is part of anthropologic approaches of western societies. The film was not shown on TV, neither was "Zeitgeist" by Peter Joseph. What does this criteria say about the relevance? If you are implying that things are automatically relevant, just because they appear on TV, you maybe got something really wrong. In our time, it's quite the opposite, as we all know. Moreover, it's not the point that Marcus Robbin is a NN filmmaker (whatever that means), if people downloading the documentary since ten years from various sources on the internet. And yes, the film has the best unselfish distributer: the internet. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Marcusrobbin (talk • contribs)