This Much We Know

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This Much We Know

2023

1h 50m

Documentary

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Grieving the suicide of a friend, L. Frances Henderson heads to Las Vegas, the suicide capitol of the nation, to seek answers. There she learns about the shocking death of a local teenager who leaped from the roof of the city's tallest casino. While investigating the suicide epidemic further, she ﬁnds that the city is also burdened by a national problem scrambling to bury decades of nuclear excess in a nearby mountain. Artfully maneuvering between two stories burgeoning with existential questions, THIS MUCH WE KNOW masterfully links these seemingly disparate subjects of self-annihilation and environmental issues into something supernatural, unforgettable, and transcendent.

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Peyton Robinson

RogerEbert.com

11/10/2023

2.5/4

A documentary and a personal essay all in one.

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Lisa Kennedy

New York Times

11/09/2023

As eloquent as it is, “This Much We Know” may also be exploitative.

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Manuel Betancourt

FilmWeek (LAist)

11/29/2023

Even though I wasn't there for the entire ride, it's very moving.

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Joel Fisher

Battle Royale With Cheese

11/27/2023

Whilst being a tribute to those who were lost and the ways in which death by suicide can affect so many people, This Much we Know won’t give any answers to why our loved ones may choose to take their own lives.

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Carmen Paddock

Screen Queens

11/23/2023

Henderson’s hand proves too heavy, and under its weight the sensitive material takes on a scurrilous sheen. This Much We Know reveals nothing by its conclusion beyond the limits of forced enquiry and the profundity of loss.

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Valerie Kalfrin

AWFJ.org

11/20/2023

like an essay in motion, pursuing tangents and possibilities but always circling back to the initial impulse, the unanswered question. ... essentially a peek inside [director Lily Frances] Henderson’s mind.

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Grieving the suicide of a friend, L. Frances Henderson heads to Las Vegas, the suicide capitol of the nation, to seek answers. There she learns about the shocking death of a local teenager who leaped from the roof of the city's tallest casino. While investigating the suicide epidemic further, she ﬁnds that the city is also burdened by a national problem scrambling to bury decades of nuclear excess in a nearby mountain. Artfully maneuvering between two stories burgeoning with existential questions, THIS MUCH WE KNOW masterfully links these seemingly disparate subjects of self-annihilation and environmental issues into something supernatural, unforgettable, and transcendent.

Director: L. Frances Henderson
Producer: Joey Carey, Keith Miller
Screenwriter: John D'Agata
Distributor: Oscilloscope Laboratories
Production Co: Sundial Pictures
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Nov 10, 2023, Limited
Runtime: 1h 50m