“McElwee’s screamingly funny Sherman’s March was his breakthrough, a would-be historical documentary hijacked by the floundering love life of its director. Some of these women come off as eccentric, others downright insane. Yet McElwee remains enraptured by all of them, politely lingering in their orbits and putting off his project for as long as they’ll allow.” – WBUR’s Arts & Culture, 07/28/2026