This adaptation of Mark Manson's bestseller delves into the essence of fulfilling happiness, drawing on personal experiences and disappointments to redefine conventional notions of success. Through a critical examination of self-help trends and false promises, Manson highlights the fallacy of materialism by advocating finding true fulfillment in life's journey. And without hesitation, he shares with extreme sincerity insights on how not to care about what doesn't matter and how to love what does.
The truth is that I hardly knew the name of the book that inspired this film, and in a sleepless night, between existential questions in my head, I ended up watching the documentary first: and I have to say that when I finished watching it I felt somehow lighter, I laughed a lot, and in a little impulsive moment.... I bought the book!
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