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Glitch in the Grid (2011)

Three artists struggling against the grid of society find spiritual renewal.

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Robert Koehler 26 Oct 2011

Leiser flexes his animation muscles with a bewitching stop-motion technique, but it proves a poor fit with a scattershot storyline that includes quasi-interview and improv segments that never coalesce into a coherent whole.

Paul Brunick 20 Oct 2011

Not much happens, but the most basic shifts in time and place are so badly signposted, you'd be lost without a synopsis.

Glenn Heath Jr. 18 Oct 2011

Eric Leiser's hackneyed documentary/stop-motion hybrid Glitch in the Grid presumes social importance by simply referencing the relationship between modern young artists and their inability to express themselves amid a failing U.S. economy.