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While the film feels a little self-indulgent at times, Hemingway proves to be a worthy protagonist.
"People can heal themselves by feeling genuine love for each other," says Mariel's daughter, arms around her mother. It may not be the entire answer, but it's a start.
An artfully arranged account of Hemingway's current life, mixed with footage shot by her late sister Margaux for a 1983 documentary about the family.
There's so much interesting material in the life of the Hemingways, but Running From Crazy doesn't do them enough justice.
It's Margaux, the tragic supermodel and failed actress who took her own life at 42, who emerges as the film's fount of heartbreak in several stunning scenes.
This heart-wrenching and deceptively conventional documentary manages the tensions in its subject and in the vérité approach in a fruitful, illuminating and surprisingly moving way.
Kopple is one of my favorite directors because she believes in her audience's intelligence.
A delicate, openhearted work that throws open the shutters on a famously troubled family, making a powerful statement about some of the more forthcoming mental health conversations we as a society should be having.
A sobering documentary focusing on Mariel Hemingway and her struggle with the terrible curse of seven suicides in her family history.
The historical Hemingway Curse stuff is great, the infomercial about how well preserved Mariel Hemingway plays like an Oprah celeb special.
The film is perhaps a little too long, but aside from the saccharine which occasionally lurks beneath this is an otherwise engaging and thoughtful study into a hereditary illness.
Using home movies and other footage, Kopple provides a discomfiting portrait of a family's deep-seated dysfunction.
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