This is quite a good documentary; I'll recommend listening to Notaro's truly epic, wondrous, tragic masterpiece "Live" before seeing this documentary, which describes what happened before she found out that she had cancer, and afterwards. It's an interesting documentary, but to me, it's quite controlled by Notaro in good and bad ways; I wish that the film-makers would have controlled this more and asked more delving questions. Still, Notaro allows filming of many a very intimate detail. I shan't spoil anything, but trust me, it's intimate. I loved that.