Critic Reviews
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New York Post
Inventive and bold, Jesus, You Know will especially resonate with people, like this critic, whose strict Catholic upbringing (some might call it brainwashing) inalterably shaped their lives.
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TV Guide
If watching devout churchgoers pray to Jesus before a static camera sounds like the dullest idea ever for a documentary, think again: This might be the most fun you've ever had in church.
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Chicago Reader
Engrossing documentary.
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Village Voice
Ed Halter
Complex and deeply moving documentary.
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The New York Times
Dana Stevens
Tells the truth where it counts most: in its unblinking exploration of one of the most private of human experiences.
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Boston Globe
Whatever blend of fact and fiction is really at work in this latest offering from ''Dog Days" director Ulrich Seidl -- known, by the way, for playing fast and loose with the documentary format -- the irony-laced ''Jesus, You Know" does persuade viewers to sit up and take notice of its inspired conceit.
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Variety
Leslie Felperin
Visually glorious and sometimes moving, but comes coated with a thick hoarfrost of irony.
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