| Individual Reviewers | |
| PollyLongsworth | |
| Wendy Kohler | |
| Billy Collins | |
| Max Alvarez |
Polly Longsworth, Dickinson biographer
"Jim Wolpaw [and Steve Gentile have] managed to encapsulate
in [their] unusual and provocative and often very funny film Dickinson's
quirks and depth, her astonishing range of sensitivity and grasp of the
human predicament. Given this poet, [theirs] is an extraordinary achievement.
[The] film's approach ensnares both the Dickinson addict and the Dickinson
know-nothing (even the poetry know-nothing), shakes their sensibilities,
and puts new thoughts in their heads. It is one of the most engaging introductions
to poetry, and to a poet, I've ever encountered."
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