Fire of Love

"The film oscillates between the playfully on the nose and the existentially profound with the confidence of a volcano chaser surfing on a river of lava."

"Like one of Werner Herzog’s documentaries about fearless outliers, only this one is touched with romance."

"It’s a doomed love story on every level, a gorgeous collage of a film in which romance, scientific inquiry and death do a 93-minute dance. Read full review"

"Dosa gives shape to the Kraffts’ relationship, not through traditional talking-head interviews, but rather by allowing audiences in on the couple’s subtle interactions with one another in their footage, allowing the story of their life together to be told predominantly by them."

"A riveting portrait of a charismatic couple who lived life on the edge."

"[Leaves] you slack-jawed, terrified, and awe-inspired."

"The romance of the documentary emerges out of its deep, unfaked appreciation for nature: long, uninterrupted stretches where these self-described "weirdos" go off on their own to explore alien worlds like astronauts in their protective gear."