Reviews

A fantastic Voyage into indie dance that’ll actually get you dancing.

A few tricky edits and a wavering focus pull the listener up from attaining cosmic nirvana.

His voice is still smooth and listenable, as are his songs, in that inoffensive rock-pop way.

"Where the film’s narrative excels is in its refusal to posit Dooley as someone morally tired of the civil warfare and looking, like a care worker, to give vocation to the impressionable local youth straddling a dangerous, neutral line."

New York-based photographer Alison Brady has an interesting view of the world..