I was concerned that I may not be engaged and that this docu will be very slow. It is slow. But it turned out to be engaging as I could identify with the main subject. Especially when her aged parents are featured. And the gatherings with old classmates. Love the animated bits too and the simple sound designs.
Generic horror with a fair amount of jump scares and lack of logic. I was waiting for Hellboy to pop up to save the day but alas, he didn't. I enjoyed Annabelle: Creation much more.
IMHO, Pin Pin's documentaries always takes a few steps back and let the subjects tell their stories within the perimeters she sets. Sometimes, this could be draggy. But there's no denying the historical importance of this work, and how well it focuses on the topic of home.