All Light, Everywhere

"A brilliant and chilling study in watching the watchers."

"A film about how unreliable film can be is a fascinating concept, and All, Light Everywhere is a rich achievement, brimming with ideas."

"A superb if sinister example of how the outwardly modest essay format can deploy arguments that challenge us to unpick our most basic assumptions."

"A playful, enraging, free-associative cine-essay that both expands and eats itself alive as it proceeds."

"In a manner that is patient - and sometimes even playful - rather than polemical, All Light, Everywhere contributes to debates about crime, policing, racism and accountability."

"There is so much - too much - to see here, and no end of vantages from which to see it."

"A tremendous work that anyone merely curious about the various relationships the government has to both private industry and an enormous public ought to see."

"All Light, Everywhere ultimately succeeds in more conventional terms: that is, on the strength and specificity of its chosen material."

"A thoughtful, if sometimes frustrating, meditation on the acts of "seeing" and "interpreting"..."

"As a freestanding work, All Light, Everywhere has got more problems than can be described here. But as a gift-bag of prompts for discussion, it's hard to beat."

"It's an incredibly complicated, chewy, and wonderful documentary."

"While the effort put into research for this documentary is commendable, ultimately the aestheticisation of the information dampens its impact."