I think if more people saw this, it would have quite a high rating on IMDB. It's done in a very inventive manner that combines archival footage and standard chronological history with a kind of alternative, open-eyed and comical take on the monarchy that's still respectful and in no way snarky or condescending. The editing is clever with a fun pace that doesn't let the history bog down into more of the same info that we already know. The way in which this film combines near-adoration with eye rolling satire differs it from anything else I've seen on the royals. Great choice of music, too. It all makes me want to see more from this filmmaker.
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