C’mon C’mon presents a lovely exploration of the bond forming between an uncle and nephew. Watching it evoked many different feelings in me, and I found the conclusion to be quite rewarding. The writing is really strong, and the quality of the acting across the board significantly enhances the film. Joaquin Phoenix delivers a wonderful performance, and his rapport with both Woody Norman and Gaby Hoffmann is exception…

I’m not sure if this is the first mockumentary I’ve encountered, but it really is something special. The film creates an intriguing combination that softly brings to mind our collective sense of disorientation while still suggesting we have reasons for optimism. It represents a truly moving cinematic experience.

It's difficult to put my finger on exactly what kind of film _C’mon C’mon_ is. It resists easy categorization. This is a movie that settles deep inside you, creating a lasting impression; an exceptionally rare piece of work that makes you intensely conscious of existence itself. You become aware of the physical sensations of being alive, feeling your pulse and the weight of your frame. The experience feels very real,…