Hollywood ReporterRambling and unpolished, the film has a scrappy charm that springs organically from the characters and their stories rather ...
Village VoiceAt its finest and most affecting, The We and the I is a window onto youth's forever moments.
The New York TimesThe We and the I neither scolds nor sentimentalizes its young characters. Instead the film invites viewers, of whatever age,...
New York PostFake documentaries annoy me - why not put in the effort and deliver the real thing? - and this one is not only aimless and s...
Chicago Sun-TimesA vivid snapshot of an interracial group of teenagers as they take a bus ride home on the last day of school.
The Philadelphia InquirerOrganic interactions are interrupted by Gondry's words, or abandoned in favor of fantasy sequences. The film's verisimilitud...
San Francisco ChronicleGondry has talent, and I think he enjoyed being with these youngsters, but the film suffers in trying to impose something va...
Black Sheep ReviewsAn ambitious experiment in filmmaking that Gondry more or less pulls off with the tools at his disposal.
Film School RejectsThere are a handful of moments, though, displaying Gondry’s known style of being his own brand of weird.
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Partial Film Information
Director: Michel Gondry
Writer: Michel Gondry
Studio: Unknown
Cast: Michael Brodie, Teresa Lynn, Laidychen Carrasco
Release: 2012
Writer: Michel Gondry
Studio: Unknown
Cast: Michael Brodie, Teresa Lynn, Laidychen Carrasco
Release: 2012
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