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‘Inquiring Nuns’ holds a mirror to 1967 Chicago, and to ourselves today Neil Steinberg, Chicago Sun TimesA charming time-capsule
Happiness is an Inquiring Nun Meg Shields, NonFicsstrikingly honest meditation on the complexities of well-being and the importance of connecting with other people.
A simple question yields many profound answers Glenn Kenny, The New York TimesA thought-provoking time capsule
Richard Christiansen, Chicago Daily News, 1968Handled with such surpassing understanding that it becomes a quite profound and moving experience for the viewer… a marvelous revelation of our time and ourselves.
Matt Fagerholm, RogerEbert.com, 2016A 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.
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times, 1968Quinn and Temaner are filmmakers and "inquiring reporters" with great insight, and a lot to tell us about ourselves.
Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune, 2016A lovely, weirdly potent time capsule... a single, polyphonic ode to late '67 Chicago and what was on the mind of its collective citizenry.
Tom Lennon, Director/Producer, SacredArgot put SACRED on the map. MORE