By focusing on his freshest, earliest, and perhaps most exciting work, we learn an awful lot about what is to come, making this an engaging study for both the unfamiliar and devoted students of Nichols’ work.
A short, funny and illuminating interview-based documentary that will leave theater and film mavens both satisfied and hungry for many additional courses.
By concentrating on the early projects, we get a richer sense of the development of Nichols the artist in his own words and illustrated with photos and extended clips of performances.
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RogerEbert.comBrian Tallerico
RogerEbert.comBrian Tallerico
The result is a film that’s packed with stories more than insight.