I found this documentary interesting because it shows the shift in the primary Bordeaux market from the US and Japan to China and the effect this shift has had on the prices and availability of said wines.Most interesting of all is the interview where the woman actually says she doesn't care if her bottle is a fake or if it is any good - it is enough to know she wanted it and purchased it at the auction!We see that with the decline in American interest for Bordeaux, the producers and importers have flocked to China to create a new market for this thirsty country. Of course there is a lot of fraud, manipulation, and forgery - but this documentary doesn't delve too deeply into this facet.It is short (75 minutes) and heavily focused on the subject - so it is of interest to what I would think is a very specific person. Wine drinkers who have interest in the Bordeaux futures (whether buying Bordeaux or just interested in the process) or those who are in the industry would find more appeal from this documentary. Still, it is interesting to see the new thirst for these wines - a thirst driven mainly by speculation and ownership than actual enjoyment and consumption of the wine!