AARP: "a fresh and defining portrait."
UPI: Claire Danes, Hugh Dancy collaborate on Georgia O'Keeffe doc
MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL: "the most displayed female artist across American museum art collections."
ARTDAILY.COM: "Cargo Film & Releasing announced that it has acquired North American distribution rights to Georgia O’Keeffe: The Brightness Of Light."
THE CONWAY DAILY SUN: "a woman whose bold interpretations of nature and fearless independence blurred the boundaries between abstraction and realism."
GLOBAL COMMENT: "Georgia O’Keeffe and the arrogance of critics: the flowers were just flowers."
INDIEWIRE: "Audience Award—Documentary “Figaro Up, Figaro Down” Javid Soriano"
CINEMA COM CRÍTICA: "4/5 Stars... cannot be contained within a simplified description."
BAY AREA REGISTRY: "Filmed with care and grace, this San Francisco–set tale of fame, loss, and redemption illuminates a life as remarkable as the operas Blevins mastered."
THE PRESS DEMOCRAT: "a standout in the lineup"
SFGATE: "such an intimate picture"
SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: "EXTRAORDINARY DOCUMENTARY... a compelling story"
ARTSY: Claire Danes voices new Georgia O'Keeffe documentary
BULGARIAN NATIONAL RADIO: "Schindler changed the way we perceive space and laid the foundations for what is now considered a Californian way of life"
BULGARIAN NATIONAL RADIO: "tells the story of a unique modernist architect"
THE NEW YORK TIMES: "It's an unexpected illustration of how psychiatric challenges can turn one's life into a "shrinking world," as Jennings puts it and how to keep going."
NYC MOVIE GURU: "illuminating, moving, and exhilarating"
6WORDREVIEWS: "High-flying, exhilarating, simply dynamite documentary."
KCRW "PRESS PLAY": "a really really engaging documentary that is also very moving"
ROTTEN TOMATOES: "Best Documentary Movies in Theaters (2026)"
