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Release date: Dec 31, 1995
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Arriving more than a few years after author Robert Bly popularized the concept of male self-exploration, this Canadian documentary seems a bit too touchy-feely even for the age of Oprah. Mar 2, 2006
Arriving more than a few years after author Robert Bly popularized the concept of male self-exploration, this Canadian documentary seems a bit too touchy-feely even for the age of Oprah.
Frank Scheck
The tribe's unfailing politeness outside of activities specifically designed to arouse testosterone underlines the suspiciously benign nature of the entire endeavor. Feb 27, 2006 | Full Review…
The tribe's unfailing politeness outside of activities specifically designed to arouse testosterone underlines the suspiciously benign nature of the entire endeavor.
Ronnie Scheib
Here's what Kohler isn't telling us: The kind of men who'd sign up for a trip like this aren't exactly the kind who'd have trouble opening up, and the kind of men who could afford a trip like this aren't exactly 'regular guys.' Feb 16, 2006 | Rating: C-
Here's what Kohler isn't telling us: The kind of men who'd sign up for a trip like this aren't exactly the kind who'd have trouble opening up, and the kind of men who could afford a trip like this aren't exactly 'regular guys.'
Noel Murray
Though it generates its share of unintentional giggles, François Kohler's documentary manages to take us to a seldom-visited place: the hidden corners of the straight male mind. Feb 15, 2006 | Rating: 3/5
Though it generates its share of unintentional giggles, François Kohler's documentary manages to take us to a seldom-visited place: the hidden corners of the straight male mind.
Dana Stevens
Desert Wind will be of interest to men -- and especially to women, who might learn much they didn't know about the opposite sex. Feb 15, 2006 | Rating: 3/4
Desert Wind will be of interest to men -- and especially to women, who might learn much they didn't know about the opposite sex.
V.A. Musetto
We sense that the balance of the film's observations is being skewed by the camera's preference for the emotional exhibitionists in the bunch. Feb 15, 2006 | Rating: 2.5/4
We sense that the balance of the film's observations is being skewed by the camera's preference for the emotional exhibitionists in the bunch.
Jan Stuart
In the end, unusual setting and all, 'Desert Wind' boils down to recorded group therapy, maybe necessary but awfully awkward to watch. Feb 16, 2006 | Full Review…
In the end, unusual setting and all, 'Desert Wind' boils down to recorded group therapy, maybe necessary but awfully awkward to watch.
Donald J. Levit
It's tough to connect with the almost context-free displays of emotion, and a century into the era of psychoanalysis, there's little about the men's assorted troubles with mothers and fathers, wives and girlfriends, that comes as a revelation. Feb 14, 2006 | Full Review…
It's tough to connect with the almost context-free displays of emotion, and a century into the era of psychoanalysis, there's little about the men's assorted troubles with mothers and fathers, wives and girlfriends, that comes as a revelation.
Joshua Land
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