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That Summer, it sheds light on those curious connections between the Beales and the wider world. The atmosphere is reflective, almost haunting, as we explore the lives of Edith and Little Edie through a different lens. Unlike GREY GARDENS, this documentary dives into the backstory of how Lee Radziwill and Peter Beard intersected with the Beales' lives. You get a sense of the eccentricities and the decay, but also the odd beauty that comes from this unique family history. The pacing is contemplative, allowing you to soak in the visuals and the layered narratives. It feels less like a straightforward documentary and more like a personal reminiscence, really enriching the context of the Beales’ existence.
Focuses on Lee Radziwill and Peter Beard's influence.Explores the intersection of art and eccentricity.Offers a reflective take on the Beales' legacy.
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