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I May Destroy You
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While Conn's story is inherently compelling, it's pretty much ruined in the telling thanks to her unnerving choice to fill it with a twinkling piano-heavy score, florid narration, and trembling slow-motion. February 16, 2006 | Full Review…
While Conn's story is inherently compelling, it's pretty much ruined in the telling thanks to her unnerving choice to fill it with a twinkling piano-heavy score, florid narration, and trembling slow-motion.
Nathan Rabin
Your baby is near death. Instead of dropping everything to save his life, you make sure the video camera keeps rolling. December 2, 2005 | Rating: 1.5/4
Your baby is near death. Instead of dropping everything to save his life, you make sure the video camera keeps rolling.
V.A. Musetto
With her penchant for frilly romance and sentimentality, the focus is often, cloyingly, on Conn as the heroine of the story, the mother who (sob!) wouldn't give up. December 2, 2005 | Rating: 2/4
With her penchant for frilly romance and sentimentality, the focus is often, cloyingly, on Conn as the heroine of the story, the mother who (sob!) wouldn't give up.
Jami Bernard
Little Man is an unusually honest film about the ambiguity of maternal love. December 1, 2005 | Rating: 3.5/5
Little Man is an unusually honest film about the ambiguity of maternal love.
Dana Stevens
What lingers are the images of Nicholas's manhandling by a host of dispassionate medicos and a sense that 'quality of life' is a much shakier concept than we could've imagined. November 29, 2005 | Full Review…
What lingers are the images of Nicholas's manhandling by a host of dispassionate medicos and a sense that 'quality of life' is a much shakier concept than we could've imagined.
Mark Holcomb
A deeply personal, often wrenching documentary that raises pertinent and difficult questions about choices made and their potential ramifications. October 28, 2005
A deeply personal, often wrenching documentary that raises pertinent and difficult questions about choices made and their potential ramifications.
Michael Rechtshaffen
The film leaves viewers with the odd sensation of having peered into the most intimate details of other people's lives, without acquiring much beyond surface impressions. December 6, 2005 | Rating: 2/5
The film leaves viewers with the odd sensation of having peered into the most intimate details of other people's lives, without acquiring much beyond surface impressions.
Saul Austerlitz
able to powerfully bring to mind some touching issues and blur the line of hard decision making December 6, 2005 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
able to powerfully bring to mind some touching issues and blur the line of hard decision making
Rachel Gordon
Like her own admitted inability to see Nicholas' situation through anything other than a 'mother's eyes,' Conn is also unable to view her film objectively, even as it grows overlong and ungainly. December 2, 2005 | Rating: 2.5/4
Like her own admitted inability to see Nicholas' situation through anything other than a 'mother's eyes,' Conn is also unable to view her film objectively, even as it grows overlong and ungainly.
Ken Fox
An emotionally powerful record of a remarkable little boy's fight to live. December 2, 2005 | Rating: 3/4
An emotionally powerful record of a remarkable little boy's fight to live.
Timothy Knight
Given the subject matter, this new world of manufactured disability, as Conn describes it, is often gripping and moving. December 2, 2005 | Rating: 2.75/5 | Full Review…
Given the subject matter, this new world of manufactured disability, as Conn describes it, is often gripping and moving.
Kent Turner
An experiment in the brave new world of same-sex child-bearing goes badly and is turned into a film. December 1, 2005 | Rating: 5/10
An experiment in the brave new world of same-sex child-bearing goes badly and is turned into a film.
Ron Wilkinson
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