The overall style of the documentary is informal compared to the stereotypical documentary style you may see elsewhere, hence i've named it a "Vlogumentary". It contains a lot of raw and authentic moments, unforced, unplanned, and captured naturally, which is why I think people of my generation will find it engaging, and relatable too.
I plan to release the film in November and do an initial screening at "The Museum of Happiness" in Camden on the 4th of November, and the online release a week later.