Tell Them Anything You Want: A Portrait of Maurice Sendak

Ethan

An interesting portrait of an artist's life and mind and the darkness that surrounds it.

Daniel Roque

As a fan of Sendak's work, it's not hard to fall in love with the artist himself. This short documentary accompanies the last years of Maurice Sendak - his childhood memories, his relationship with his brothers and his lifetime partner, and the role of death while growing up. Whether you're into children illustration or not, this is inspiring to say the least.

El Biffo

Spike, Lance, Thank You for making this.

A.B. II: The Return

It's the second straight documentary I've seen ("A Liar's Autobiography" being the other) where it's shorter-than-average running time means skimming over areas that deserve more elaboration. But, unlike "Autobiography", what Jonze does not give us in quantity, he makes up for in quality. It's a personal, affectionate, and penetrating look at a fascinating human being. It was a joy to watch, and I wanted more.

Margaret

A very interesting, thought-provoking portrait, However, this version DOES NOT include the actors mentioned in the synopsis: James Gandolfini, Meryl Streep, and Tony Kushner.

Julia Miville

need to read more of his work

Eric Sherwood

beautifully paced. touching words of an artist who's awareness of existence is darkly profound.

Trulove1211

A lovely profile of a lovely man. Well worth seeing.