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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Explodes in a burst of energy, musical chops and an eerie political prescience that makes it feel like something beamed from some past-is-future time warp. Read full review
A vibrant and joyous new documentary. Read full review
Soul Power, as aptly and succinctly titled a movie as I have ever seen, takes you to a place where the discipline that produces great popular art is indistinguishable from the ecstasy that art creates. Read full review
Period pieces can be marvelous or musty, depending on the period, as well as the piece. Soul Power is marvelous. Read full review
What's infectious in Soul Power is the almost shocking optimism of its America-meets-Africa '70s world-beat vibe. Read full review
The idea is to share with us that this show happened. But gluttons for these artists and for music festivals in general might wonder, as I have, whether there's any way the filmmakers might share more of the remaining 123 1/2 hours. Read full review
Joyously funky documentary. Read full review
The concert footage is mesmerizing; the planning leading up to the show is pedestrian. Read full review
While there's an awful lot to like about this infectious celebration of a remarkable event featuring some superb, larger-than-life performers at the top of their game, the enterprise comes across as a bit of a missed opportunity. Read full review
As the record of a cultural event, Soul Power is a hit-and-miss affair. Read full review