Yvonne put it best

From http://www.rabblerocket.com/blog.html

"We rented that Leonard Cohen documentary last night before dinner, but were too tipsy to stay awake for it - Jim and I watched the rest this morning, and I sure do love that film -- there is a consciousness about the subject (Leonard) and his context (1960s Montreal) that makes it intriguing. There is also something lovely about the documentary style -- standard for the time, entirely earnest and not terribly innovative -- the piece itself is evidence of the times in which Leonard Cohen was writing, and provides contrast against which to judge him. His consciousness of his own greatness, and potential for greatness, is intriguing."