37 Seconds

  • 2020


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Positive Reviews 9
Negative reviews 4
Average Rating 3.5/5

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4.5
37 Seconds is a film that shows how exploring ones physical desires can lead to liberation and acceptance. JoySauce.com
1.5
Eventually, though, the film loses confidence in itself, overloading its last third with needless family secret twists and one especially unnecessary .. The Globe And Mail
4.5
Its still an eye opening, heart warming deep dive into multiple cultures Japan, cerebral palsy, sex workers and manga. Rogers Movie Nation
4.5
Its a rare film that understands disability as a complex part of its characters understanding of themselves and the world around them, rather than a c .. Chicago Reader
1.5
Is the non disabled Hawkes playing a disabled man problematic I dont know. Decider
4.5
This isnt the anodyne, awards baiting film about disability that viewers might be used to; instead, Hikaris feature debut is sensitive and empathetic, .. Los Angeles Times
4.5
She must be overbearing enough that shes nearly impossible to sympathize with. Variety
4.0
n insightful and moving look at a young disabled artists coming of age. Now Toronto
4.5
Writer director Hikaris feature debut looks at the life of a disabled person with a view so raw and honest that it hurts to watch. But there is a lot .. Straits Times
4.5
It is a very authentic drama about the stages of maturity of a disabled woman.
4.5
A person with a disability is given agency in a movie, and we see how she can manifest the kind of life for herself that she wants. Its about time. That Shelf
1.5
The interviewer isnt concerned with Yumas cerebral palsy; shes more concerend about how much Yuma actually knows about sex.
1.5
Even the films title implies that the thirty seven seconds for which Yuma did not breathe when she was born define her entire story. We learn little a .. Another Gaze



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