“Turning navel gazing into performance art, Gray obsessively recounted the minutiae of his life as a way of imposing order on an existence he found overwhelmingly chaotic. Telling stories is how we explain our lives to ourselves, but Swimming To Cambodia is about what happens when a seasoned storyteller comes up against the unexplainable.” – WBUR’s Arts & Culture, 08/12/2025
“A lot of confident technique adding up to very little, Cregger’s follow-up to his fiendishly entertaining Barbarian plays with the same sort of hairpin plot curves and abrupt, left-field perspective shifts. But Weapons is a gloomier and more muddled affair. If this guy ever decides to make a movie that’s about something, he’s gonna knock it out of the park.” – North Shore Movies, 08/08/2025
“Ebulliently silly, awash in bright colors and sunny Los Angeles locations. Gen Z’s eye-rolling disdain for their embarrassing elders provides the comic motor of this often very funny film, and having grown accustomed to being on the receiving end of such withering glares, I think I might have enjoyed the movie even more than my niece did.” – WBUR’s Arts & Culture, 08/07/2025
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