ROGER EBERT: The Best Documentaries of 2025
ASBURY PARK PRESS: "it's a must watch."
HYPERALLERGIC: "compelling when it examines how Year's ebullient photographic approach to female nudity was matched by her rejection of midcentury conservatism."
CURATOR GUIDE: "it made me feel that love itself can be carnivalesque – reveling in shadow as much as light, playing at the edges of danger, desire, and control." - Nato Thompson
FILM THREAT: "9/10 ...A VISUAL FEAST"
MOVIEJAWN: "a heartfelt, fascinating look at the life and legacy of Bunny Yeager"
CINEMALOGUE: "persuasively shapes her legacy as a pioneer"
LOUD AND CLEAR REVIEWS: "an excellent job of detailing the incredible accomplishments of this impressive woman"
1 MORE FILM BLOG: "an affable documentary that is brimming with interesting tidbits"
TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT: "one of the most comprehensive and best illustrated biographical works on the artist"
REBEL NOISE: "celebrates the closeness of musical and communal unity"
MIAMI NEW TIMES: "one that resonates with audiences everywhere as Bunny's influence can be seen throughout our culture today, whether we realize it or not."
FILMWEEK: "EXCELLENT, VERY INFORMATIVE... it has a lot of revelations, a lot of surprises." - Charles Solomon, KPCC
THE NEW YORK TIMES STYLE MAGAZINE: "I'm part of a generation that grew up... where the whole point of making comics was to be transgressive" - Art Spiegelman
UPCOMING ON SCREEN: "AN ABSOLUTE TREAT... a fantastic and faithful tribute to a unique man."
FANGORIA: "a fascinating deep dive into Coleman's process... This excellent movie deservedly won Tribeca's Documentary Audience Award"
MYSTERY CATALOG: "an incredibly rich look at one of the most interesting living American artists, chock-full of hypnotic and colorful artifacts."
FILM CARNAGE: "DOES NOT DISAPPOINT... it's undoubtedly captivating to watch."
BAIN'S FILM REVIEWS: "INCREDIBLY VEXING... my jaw literally dropped. How Dark My Love Love is an incredibly entertaining film.""
DoomRocket: "a ruminative, raw-nerve valentine that bleeds onto the screen, showcasing the brutal and beautiful extremes of devotion"
