The Christian Sciene MonitorAlthough Ai's artistry is rather skimpily explored in this film, Klayman's position seems to be that Ai himself is the actua...
TelegraphThe boundaries between performance and protest are virtuosically, vitally fuddled in this stirring documentary chronicling t...
The GuardianA documentary reveals the remarkable Chinese artist Ai Weiwei to be a mysterious, opaque figure, but there's no denying the ...
Entertainment WeeklyHe radiates a mischievous sense of the absurdity — and necessity — of one man tossing stones at a regime this gigantic.
Entertainment WeeklyHe radiates a mischievous sense of the absurdity - and necessity - of one man tossing stones at a regime this gigantic.
San Francisco ChronicleKlayman acquaints us with the man behind the decisions, an extraordinarily down-to-earth yet cosmopolitan figure, full of mi...
New York Daily NewsOne can't help wishing the subject would make his own, more complex cinematic self-portrait. But for now, Klayman has provid...
The New York Times The fluidity and convenience of digital moviemaking tools explain some of its freshness, as does Ms. Klayman's history as a ...
Salon ArtsAi Weiwei is a crucial figure of East-West cultural communication and contemporary history, whose middle finger extended at ...
New York PostKlayman had full access to Ai, 55, following him around for two years. The sweetest footage involves Ai and his mother.
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Partial Film Information
Director: Alison Klayman
Writer: Unknown or Not Available
Studio: IFC Films
Cast: Unknown or Not Available
Release: January 22, 2012
Writer: Unknown or Not Available
Studio: IFC Films
Cast: Unknown or Not Available
Release: January 22, 2012
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