Handled with such surpassing understanding that it becomes a quite profound and moving experience for the viewer… a marvelous revelation of our time and ourselves.

A provocative meditation on the complexities of happiness as well as a moving ode to the vitality of human connection. It serves as a refreshing rebuke to our modern political climate favoring bullying and division over understanding and unity.

Quinn and Temaner are filmmakers and "inquiring reporters" with great insight, and a lot to tell us about ourselves.

A lovely, weirdly potent time capsule... a single, polyphonic ode to late '67 Chicago and what was on the mind of its collective citizenry.

Inquiring Nuns is the closest thing to a 'pure' documentary that I have ever seen.

Gorgeous.

Makes lovely visual music.

Reveals gardens you'd look forward to getting lost in.