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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
The serious struggle in this lilting doc is told with an inviting light touch and a big heart. Read full review
Gluck, an oral historian, has the magpie eye of a born collector of objects, people and ideas, a cheeky appreciation for the ironies life drops on us, and enough of an open mind to let her odyssey lead her where it may. Read full review
Warmhearted but unsentimental, touching but not mawkish, clever but never cute, Divan is almost miraculously modest. Read full review
Warm and engaging. Read full review
Divan overcomes its stylistic clichés only because Gluck's story is rich, and because it comes to a knockout finish. Read full review
The result is a touching and humorous documentary that for all its enlightening scope, encompassing centuries of religious and cultural history and a physical voyage of thousands of miles, is ultimately a deceptively simple tale of a daughter trying to reconnect with her father across two boroughs. Read full review
Offers a testimonial to the devastation caused in Hungary by the Holocaust, a glimpse into the richness of Yiddish folklore, a passive-aggressive assault on the patriarchal fastness of Hasidic orthodoxy and a vast self-reflexive joke. Read full review
A charming and astute first-person documentary. Read full review
If Divan is often fascinating, it is sometimes frustrating. Read full review
Too self-indulgent. Read full review
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