Credit where credit is due. The camera work and editing are well done. Ash Coyote has some talent. He also didn't ignore that the Tranch collapsed, which I found surprising. It looks like he went back and filmed some more in Feb/March 2023 (when the Tranchers were in the process of packing up & moving to the new Tranch) for the ending of the documentary.
However... this documentary is
total propaganda. All the blame for the Tranch failing was (somewhat subtly) pushed onto Bonnie. And btw, there isn't even a single glimpse or mention of Kindness - that whole saga is just vaguely alluded to as "drama" which led to Bonnie moving out. In the post-doc Q&A, Ash hints that there were a lot of problems during the filming, and he ended up remaking the doc "14 or 15" times and left a lot on the cutting room floor. He basically admitted that he's a propagandist who only wants to tell feel-good stories and dislikes making the subjects of his documentaries feel bad about themselves.
No mention of any of the GoFundMe campaigns, btw. The "siege" and harassment by rightwing chuds were presented as fact. The fate of the alpacas was almost completely glossed over (just a throwaway comment that they were rehomed - no proof provided). The fate of the field serfs wasn't discussed at all.
No interview with any Custer County residents aside from Jordan Hedburg (a local journalist who's very friendly with the Tranchers). Very disappointed about that. Really illustrates Ash Coyote's bias that he didn't talk to any other locals. Plenty of interviews with other ~queer~ journalists who've written puff pieces on the Tranch instead... The crazy "ex-fed" Paul Liistro also makes an appearance.

No mention of the mysterious Aldo, unfortunately.
Probably the most disappointing thing is that while Ash went out of his way to do additional filming for the end of the Tranch, he didn't bother to talk to Bonnie again and also didn't bring up any of Bonnie's twitter allegations. Ash is clearly on Penny's side in the dispute and had no interest in showing both sides.
To be a little more positive, I learned some things about the Tranchers. There are also going to be a lot of funny clips from this documentary.
I'll have more to say later in my big post.