Larry Fessenden diagnoses the rot of our era through the shifting personalities and power dynamics of solipsistic men.

In hewing so closely to life, in all its frailty and fellowship, its perseverance and mutual care, Jones has made something larger than life.

One of the best, most clever, and intelligent comedies airing now that’s tailor-made to anyone who loves movies.

Moner’s charisma keeps things pushing forward, and so does the film’s appealing spirit. If only every big screen adaptation of a beloved existing property could feel this funny and fresh, there’d be less to fear about an industry besieged by recycled material that never takes a risk.

The series calms somewhat from its brash start into an empathetic portrait of what it means to be a kid born in the shadow of disaster and growing up in an era informed by it.

Fast Color is a nifty little film, a smart, adventurous and surprising production made with visible care and considerable love.