Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck In Time

"In the end, any flaws or missed opportunities are subsumed by the movie's sincerity and wealth of insight."

"The movie’s structure is determined — and sometimes skewed — by its insistence on telling the tale of a writer and his cinematic Boswell."

"A very touching and insightful film."

"For the two-plus hours that we are allowed to share in its protective glow, Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time is time most rewardingly spent."

"Unstuck In Time is a lovely, accessible and hugely likeable portrait of one of the world’s most-beloved writers."

"Strangely, the more personal aspects of this story are made all the more poignant because the rest of the film is so paint-by-numbers."

"The film is at once sprawling and crammed, covering a vast swath of historical, biographical, and cultural terrain without necessarily penetrating it all that deeply."

"Weide’s own infatuation with the acclaimed writer helps this documentary to become a very personal chronicle of an interesting and influential life."

"Weide’s relationship with Kurt Vonnegut may detract from a more incisive critical portrait but it is sweetly etched..."

"This film is extraordinary in its concept and in its execution."