 How did the author feel about Unmade Beds?
Unmade Beds , Nicholas Barker's " 'real life' feature film," has proudly worn its mongrel status as a "directed" documentary of single life in the big city, employing, in the face of criticism, what amounts to a cackling-punk defiance. Spurned by U.S. distributors, Unmade Beds opened two weeks ago in a small screening room in downtown Manhattan, where it proceeded to set box office records and generate lots of (largely favorable) press. Unmade Beds isn't just bad--it's obnoxiously, noxiously bad, a freak show for the empathetically challenged.
 the movie didn't show the real truth about its characters
 the movie didn't show the real truth about its characters  it displayed many hidden truths about people  it was uncomfortable to watch but worth watching  Barker created something that people will be talking about for a long time