Danny. Legend. God. was meant to be a documentary about Danny, a notorious criminal who had robbed several banks and had managed to evade the authorities for years. The filmmakers, a group of young and ambitious filmmakers, had managed to convince Danny to be the subject of their film, promising to tell his story and shed light on the reasons behind his criminal behavior.
However, as they started filming, things started to take a strange turn. Danny, who had initially appeared cooperative, started to take control of the project, insisting on having final say on the content and even dictating the inclusion of certain scenes and interviews. The filmmakers, who had expected to have complete creative control over the project, found themselves at the mercy of Danny's whims.
As they delved deeper into Danny's story, they began to realize that there was much more to him than just his criminal past. They discovered a complex, charismatic and enigmatic individual, who had been shaped by a troubled childhood and a harsh environment.
As Danny's story unfolded, the filmmakers found themselves becoming more and more emotionally attached to their subject, and they began to question their own role in the project. Were they truly objective observers, or were they becoming too intertwined with their subject?
In the end, Danny's story takes a shocking turn, and the filmmakers are forced to confront the darker sides of fame, obsession and the very nature of documentary filmmaking. The film is a powerful exploration of the complexities of human nature, and the blurred lines between storytelling and reality.