Press
“...a film of quiet but decisive radicality...”
– The New Yorker on Framing Agnes
“One of the most captivating documentaries I've ever seen...”
– Ms. Magazine on Framing Agnes
“An exquisite beauty....”
– Film Threat on Framing Agnes
“Meta to the max....”
– The Los Angeles Times on Framing Agnes
“A veritable feast....”
– RogerEbert.com on Framing Agnes
“...conveys its unnerving scenario with two committed performances, tightly executed suspense and a provocative final shot that leaves much room for interpretation...”
– IndieWire on After The Snow
“...A tense, unexpectedly moving psychological study of a man's unraveling...”
– LA Weekly on Someone Else
“...a short film sprinkled with magic whose impact and wit leave a lasting impression... (you're) laughing one minute and pondering thought-provoking social issues the next.”
– Cinemacy on Grandma Bruce
“...the acting is first-rate and the cinematography is crisp (even the credits sequence is unexpectedly blue-ribbon)...”
– Gone With The Twins on Grandma Bruce
“...finds mystery and painful beauty in the unshakeable bonds of family.”
– The Los Angeles Times on Red Without Blue
“...a startlingly intimate documentary... ”
–Seattle Weekly on Red Without Blue
“Half dreamy, half disarmingly blunt, Red Without Blue takes on fascinating depths and textures.”
– The San Francisco Chronicle on Red Without Blue
“...a heart-wrenching emotional ride... only honesty like this can still startle us.”
– The Advocate on Red Without Blue
“In this thoughtful, haunting documentary... the film sympathetically captures the process of a brave family making tentative, loving steps toward acceptance...”
– The Seattle Times on Red Without Blue
“...a gorgeous biographical portrait that has an otherworldly emotional wallop...”
– Now Magazine on Red Without Blue