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Chronicling A Crisis (2012)

An intimately personal documentary by Amos Kollek that chronicles himself and his family from 2004 to the present.

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Year
- 2012
Language
- English
Duration
- 90 mins
Director
- Amos Kollek
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Elizabeth Weitzman 02 May 2012

As that description suggests, the film winds up a rather grim, often indulgent muddle. But it's also undeniably compelling.

V.A. Musetto 03 May 2012

There's little reason to see the claustrophobic Chronicling a Crisis unless you have a fascination with the Kolleks. Watching the vanity project is like being forced to sit through a friend's boring home movies.

Jeannette Catsoulis 02 May 2012

Alternately tedious and illuminating, this deeply honest and scattered movie revels in its lack of purpose.

Frank Scheck 03 May 2012

The result, Chronicling a Crisis, is an admittedly harrowing exercise in solipsism that will be of little interest to anyone besides the director's diehard fans and perhaps his therapist.

John Anderson 02 May 2012

Just marginally a documentary, Chronicling a Crisis turns out to be one of Amos Kollek's more affecting films.