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Some of the best material in the film takes us out of the New Yorker offices and into the lives of the old-timers and the newcomers. December 10, 2015 | Full Review…
Some of the best material in the film takes us out of the New Yorker offices and into the lives of the old-timers and the newcomers.
Matthew Gilbert
Bouncing briskly between an intimate look at the magazine's cartoon editor, Bob Mankoff, and profiles of prominent cartoonists (Roz Chast is the first woman to show up, 20 minutes in), the movie covers a lot. November 19, 2015 | Full Review…
Bouncing briskly between an intimate look at the magazine's cartoon editor, Bob Mankoff, and profiles of prominent cartoonists (Roz Chast is the first woman to show up, 20 minutes in), the movie covers a lot.
Glenn Kenny
It's a minor work that knows its place in the margins, but is thought-provoking and surreptitiously insightful - and very funny. November 19, 2015 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
It's a minor work that knows its place in the margins, but is thought-provoking and surreptitiously insightful - and very funny.
Jordan Hoffman
With more than a hint of the magazine's trademark insouciance, the film gives us a close look at how the selection process works and introduces us a to a handful of younger artists, as well as such stalwarts as George Booth and Roz Chast. November 19, 2015 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
With more than a hint of the magazine's trademark insouciance, the film gives us a close look at how the selection process works and introduces us a to a handful of younger artists, as well as such stalwarts as George Booth and Roz Chast.
Walter V. Addiego
Warm and frequently hilarious. November 16, 2015 | Full Review…
Warm and frequently hilarious.
Joshua Rothkopf
Buzzing attentively but not exclusively around cartoon editor Bob Mankoff, director Leah Wolchok strikes a pleasing balance between office minutiae and comic greatest hits. November 16, 2015 | Full Review…
Buzzing attentively but not exclusively around cartoon editor Bob Mankoff, director Leah Wolchok strikes a pleasing balance between office minutiae and comic greatest hits.
John DeFore
An alternate history with humor that is bound to outlast even their latest digs, but still change is difficult and keeping vital remains a constant struggle. By capturing that in such an eloquent way, the film proves to be something else likely to endure. November 13, 2018 | Full Review…
An alternate history with humor that is bound to outlast even their latest digs, but still change is difficult and keeping vital remains a constant struggle. By capturing that in such an eloquent way, the film proves to be something else likely to endure.
Stephen Saito
Very Semi-Serious is an extremely interesting, jolly, hilarious, almost nostalgic x-ray image of a medium that refuses to die (print), which may be the reason it's still being done with rigorous professionalism. [Full Review in Spanish] April 8, 2016 | Full Review…
Very Semi-Serious is an extremely interesting, jolly, hilarious, almost nostalgic x-ray image of a medium that refuses to die (print), which may be the reason it's still being done with rigorous professionalism. [Full Review in Spanish]
Alejandro Alemán
The film is a reminder of the valuable work cartoons have made for the way it captures the daily life of the people living in New York. [Full review in Spanish] April 7, 2016 | Full Review…
The film is a reminder of the valuable work cartoons have made for the way it captures the daily life of the people living in New York. [Full review in Spanish]
Gonzalo Lira Galván
As messy and ambitious as it is, Very Semi-Serious offers a unique insight into the present goals and evolution of The New Yorker cartoons February 22, 2016 | Rating: B | Full Review…
As messy and ambitious as it is, Very Semi-Serious offers a unique insight into the present goals and evolution of The New Yorker cartoons
John Fink
Although set in an insular culture,Very Semi-Serious makes the experiences of the struggling cartoonists universal to anyone who tries to do anything creative. November 18, 2015 | Full Review…
Although set in an insular culture,Very Semi-Serious makes the experiences of the struggling cartoonists universal to anyone who tries to do anything creative.
Sherilyn Connelly
It doesn't seem to aspire to much more than proving that there are nice, talented people behind The New Yorker's walls. November 17, 2015 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
It doesn't seem to aspire to much more than proving that there are nice, talented people behind The New Yorker's walls.
Christopher Gray
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