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Whenever Roque, Kasey, and Anthony are center stage ... The Homestretch is heartrending.
The Homestretch, the latest social-issue documentary from Kartemquin Films, succeeds surprisingly well in having its cake and eating it too.
"The Homestretch" invites you to empathize with its subjects, to worry with them, to laugh with them, to worry about them. It's engaging and compelling viewing.
The movie's investigation into teen homelessness is more panoramic than the intimate, three-person structure might suggest ...
Takes a small bite and leaves too much on the table.
As affecting as these teenagers' stories in The Homestretch are, the accounts of their advocates are equally inspiring.
I barely made it through the homestretch of 'The Homestretch,' a disappointingly prosaic doc about homeless youths represented in a triptych of tedious narratives.
Kasey, Anthony, and Roque are in focus, but the landscape De Mare and Kelly seek to survey never resolves into a clear picture.
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