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100 Boston Globe | Ty Burr Alison Klayman's documentary is one of the most engagingly powerful movies of the year almost completely on the strength of Ai's rumpled charisma and the confusion it creates in the bureaucratic mindset of the Chinese Communist Party. Read full review
100 Entertainment Weekly | Owen Gleiberman The Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei has achieved a prominence that makes him, in effect, the Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn of the Twitter age. He's also the least stuffy of dissidents, and Alison Klayman's stirring, important documentary catches his complex humanity. Read full review
88 Philadelphia Inquirer | Tirdad Derakhshani Ai Weiwei comes off as a man on a singular mission: to record the life around him before it is erased or distorted by a repressive government terrified by the smallest sign of nonconformity. His primary weapons: video cameras and Twitter. Read full review
85 NPR | Mark Jenkins Ai is a great movie subject for many reasons, but one is that he understands the power of appearing larger than life on the silver screen. Read full review