The Hollywood Outsider: “You care about these women and their paths.”
Disappointment Media: "Lindenbaum is able to create a film that is a passionate love letter to music and creativity."
Blog Critics: "She paints a rich portrait of the role of women in the music business."
Red Carpet Crash: Lindenbaum's ability to edit a present and compelling story of art, family, dreams achieved and dashed, from years of new film plus all the archival footage, was no small feat.
Daily Grind House: Like the best music, it’s as heartbreaking as it is affirming.
Film Threat: "If you love video games, throw this on and prepare to relive a truly golden era."
Moveable Fest: The rock and rock spirit is what shines through in “Tomboy,” as distinctive and singular formally as any of the women it follows.
Nightcrawlers in Film Pulse
Hollywood Reporter: "'Insert Coin' Details History Behind 'Mortal Kombat,' 'NBA Jam' Arcade Developer."
Den of Geek: "As video games zoom towards the future, the Console Wars and Insert Coin documentaries take a fascinating look back at the industry’s history."
Insert Coin in Slozy at the Movies
Insert Coin in Slash Film
Insert Coin in Discussing Film
Insert Coin in Adventures in Poor Taste
Hollywood Reporter: TOMBOY "Being a woman drummer shouldn't be anything unusual."
LA Weekly: Marcel Duchamp: The Art of the Possible in fact does the impossible — temporarily taming the wild, revolutionary, subversive intentions of this most iconoclastic of icons
Broadway World: "They Call Me Dr. Miami at Miami Film Festival"
Flaunt: Directed by Matthew Taylor and released on March 10th, it is available for viewing both on Amazon and iTunes.
Int Policy Digest: "Mr. Taylor’s film and Mr. Duchamp’s work are quite enlightening as to how the definition of art was expanded, and how that transformation is still impacting today’s artists."
Film Threat: "Tomboy is bound to entertain, enlighten, and perhaps bring a tear or two to your eye."
