The Miseducation of Cameron Post

"The Miseducation of Cameron Post convincingly explores the banal cruelty of Evangelical gay conversion therapy and sincerely attempts to capture the swirling, contradictory feelings of a teenage girl caught up in it."

"Chloë Grace Moretz plays Cameron with such tasteful reserve, all blank stares and slightly agape mouth in the face of the most ardent down-is-up doctrine."

"Pulls back the curtain on gay-conversion camps, offering a valuable (albeit simplistic) alternative to self-questioning young viewers."

"Navigating troubled culture-war waters with grace, humour and compassion, "The Miseducation of Cameron Post" is a movie that deserves a wide and diverse audience."

"The wheels are always turning, but the performance is subtle. It is far and away the best thing [Chloe Grace Moretz has] done."

"What a shame that this well-meaning and timely look at the absurdity of gay conversion camps - it won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance this year - lacks the teeth to make its points stick."

"Opting to dance around its central issue rather than unpack it, its impact is hindered when that political context is considered."

"[Desiree] Akhavan is a master at balancing the highs and lows of Post's story."

"Generously peppered with biting humour and warmed by a generous spirit that extends understanding, if not forgiveness, even to the religious zealot characters."