Haven't watched it yet, only coming across it in 2020 however; I'm hoping it will be an excellent watch.. Most people are afraid of Anais Nin, which means they are afraid of themelves. What people forget is, they don't have to be her, or what she projects. Their choice not to be her. I have read some of her works, and seen movies based on her works, and I liked. I'm a man, and I don't feel weak becaue of her work or movie adptations. Grow sperm you weaklings.

Hardly worth the time to watch. Pretending to be a scholarly look at this very original woman, they do not even pronounce her name correctly. Not that hard to investigate; my daughter is named for Anaïs Nin--that would be Ah-nah-ees--and the actress portraying her is just ridiculous. I suggest "Henry and June" instead.

My only other visual experience of Nin,s life is the movie Henry and June, one of my all time favorite movies. Having this mostly documentary approach was interesting. Yes, every time someone said Anice instead of Anais, it hurt my teeth like someone running nails across a chalkboard. But it was otherwise an hour of summarizing her life and impulses, and I found it usefully informative.