Zoe and Tom obviously didn't give permission for their footage to be shown, so Ollie had to reshoot their parts with actors to not lose his film.

The film is not something groundbreaking, its actually a bit predictable but these things happen.

1. If the subject matter is so "gross" then you shouldn't have watched it.

2. The couple was "exploring" and didn't know what they were doing, so how were you expecting an "informative & truthful representation of polyamory"??

3. How is this reenactment "fiction" when they show you that most of the "scripts" are word-for-word from the original footage? Zoe and Tom obviously didn't want him to use the real footage and the director did his best to be truthful. The emotional journey & betrayal you felt (because this isn't a "true documentary" even though crime & historical documentaries rarely show any "real" footage...) attest to the level of acting involved. Everything looks like a WIN to me! Great job :)