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The documentary about Greta Thunberg premiered during the Venice Film Festival. Now it is starting to be reviewed in the main US entertainment sites and it is mostly tributes, although there are some criticisms.
Critic Guy Lodge writes that “I am Greta” is at its best when you get a glimpse of who Greta Thunberg is behind the scenes, as filmmaker Nathan Grossman followed her closely for two years.
“You can see parts of the ‘real’ Greta, but the movie raises almost more questions about her life than it answers.”
The Screendaily critic is always positive and thinks that “I am Greta” is “a captivating portrait of a young woman and her international mission”.
is on the same track as Variety and believes that since the movie only focuses on the two years of Greta Thunberg’s life when she was in the spotlight, there is no background.
“Through such a narrow focus, nuances are lost,” writes the Indewire critic. The film opens in Sweden in November.
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