Jordan M. Smith

"Within, there is much humor to be found, natural feeling relationships to appertain to, and a modern conundrum that an entire generation is currently experiencing. The Future doesn't escape its shortcomings, but it is a surreal success non-the-less. July remains an indie icon, fearlessly pursuing her own visions with the utmost tyrannical control."

"Kendall Nelson and Chris Pilaro track down the leaders from both sides of the fence, carefully propped them against a mountain of hard numerical evidence proving that immunization drugs aren't going through enough rigorous testing to prove that they are safe for public implementation, and pair them with beautifully tasteful animations that help convey their message while complimenting the prominent talking heads within this informative doc."

"The carelessness felt in the film may or may not be due to the guerrilla nature of the production and its looming illegality. Everyone involved in its creation is at risk of being imprisoned and banned from film making if caught, so its many flaws may have been unavoidable. That said, Dog Sweat's got a variety of issues, ultimately putting politics before storytelling. In and of itself, this is commendable, but in the big picture, it's a flawed film about restricted sexuality that lacks both the danger of promiscuity and the emotion of young romance."

A Solid Injection of Heedful Warnings

Bravery, Bringing You The Real Iran, Kind Of.