Page One

"Pick of the Week"

-Time Out NY

"A VITAL, INDISPENSABLE HELL-RAISER. Potent and provocative."

-Peter Travers, Rolling Stone

"Slick, fun, and surprisingly sexy."

-John Lopez, Vanity Fair

"Essential viewing for news junkies"

-Stephen Garrett, Esquire

"For journalism junkies, IT’S SIMILAR TO THE THRILL OF GLIMPSING THE MAN BEHIND THE CURTAIN OF THE GREAT AND POWERFUL OZ."

-Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly

"**** A TERRIFIC TALE."

-Joe Neumaier, NY Daily News

"EXCELLENT. It's a movie with heroes, villains (sort of), humor, anxiety, anger, hope and conflict, that just happens to be true. It also happens to be a film anyone who cares about the future should see."

-Mark Rabinowitz, CNN

"PAGE ONE PULSES WITH LIFE. An exciting, relevant, razor-sharp film."

-Leonard Maltin, Movie Crazy

"ANYONE WHO CARES ABOUT NEWSPAPERS NEEDS TO SEE PAGE ONE. A great story."

-Stephanie Zacharek, Movieline

"Page One gives a palpable sense about the care and nurturing of weighty news."

-James Rainey, LA Times

"Mr. Carr, with his tough language and sense of journalistic honor, puts an irresistible, personal face on an institution that for many remains its own mysterious force."

-Manohla Dargis, New York Times

"SOMETHING AKIN TO THE SOCIAL NETWORK FOR THE NEWS BUSINESS, a movie uniquely capturing this moment in time."

-Anthony DeRosa, Reuters

"ODDLY EXCITING. It's full of juicy, chewy nuggets for journalists, journalist-haters and news junkies and makes a compelling case on behalf of the traditional values of journalism."

-Andrew O’Hehir, Salon

"ENGROSSING VIEWING."

-Keith Uhlich, Time Out New York

"Suggests the fun of journalists at work. David Carr steals the show."

-J. Hoberman, Village Voice

"Crisp and quick-moving, transforming the newsroom, an environment that is surprisingly prosaic in real life, into a hotbed of intrigue."

-Michael Dunaway, Paste

"A riveting film. a spirited defense of traditional print media in its year of greatest crisis."

-Tim Wu, Slate

"An important document of the paper of record at a crucial, make-or-break juncture in its long, glorious history, and a love letter to the dying art form that is the great American newspaper."

-Nathan Rabin, The Onion

"Thoroughly absorbing. Wonderful stuff."

-Shawn Levy, The Oregonian

"Startlingly up to date"

-Karina Longworth, The Village Voice

"A fleet, timely assessment of the ongoing crisis in journalism. Its ideas will engross anyone for whom the viability of traditional newsgathering remains a matter of pressing significance."

-Justin Chang, Variety

"IF YOU CARE EVEN A BIT ABOUT THE DIRECTION OF MODERN MEDIA, PAGE ONE IS AN ESSENTIAL OVERVIEW OF WHERE THINGS STAND. Even 30 years from now, though, Page One will remain a vital and fascinating portrait of the news and the people who make it."

-Katey Rich, Cinemablend

"SEVERELY ENGROSSING."

-Wesley Morris, Boston Globe