2hotFeature one of my absolute favorites!

KnotStronger This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

Tyreece Hulme One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

Lucia Ayala It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

Ersbel Oraph I came to see the iPhone made movie. I stayed for the story. And I was impressed.The actors know the story and they make it live sometimes against the stereotype view of the production team. In the end, Sean Baker wins simply because it's his movie. So everything fizzes to an unsatisfactory end. And the feeling was the story ended simply because it was time to end, not because Baker had any idea what to do with the snapshot in the life of the characters.The camera is good. The visuals are good. The backdrop is excellent by its natural. The song show scene is very well done. But why? The story splits like a piece of rope instead of reaching a conclusion. An irable chain of short stories. me with Questions, Comments or Suggestions ryitfork @ bitmail.ch

info-3508 I'm not so concerned with "high-concept" in motion picture as in the execution of it. So much hype surrounded this film. Long-standing indie journalists and industry professionals urged me to see it. I tried. I realize that we're talking about hotbed issues. Well, controversy may be enough to sell a movie, but it isn't enough to make it great, or even good. The movie felt amateurish. The acting was so bad that I found it unwatchable. David Lynch is correct. Here is an example of how the motion industry has effectively destroyed itself. The emperor isn't wearing any clothes. Renaissance is needed.

venusboys3 My friend put me on to this, with no mention at all of what it was about... so totally unexpected. What I really liked about Tangerine is that it didn't pull its punches. None of the main characters are 100% hero or villain... everyone is sad/funny/cruel/kind at some point. I can't say I'd want to hang out with ANYONE in this movie... but they're all presented as complex characters, people, which is great.I can see why John Waters liked it, it does remind me a bit of his earlier films with their various crazed characters in crazed worlds... though Tangerine feels much more real and gritty than any of those Waters films, which were heavy with fantasy.Anyway, it's excellent... I hope it garners a huge following and we start getting more films like this and less superhero trash.

duaneincali First of all, I am not trans but I thought this is a great movie, regardless of one's persuasion. I immediately called my teenage daughter and suggested she see it. It went deeper than I thought it would on many levels. The cab driver picking up the hot hooker and being shocked when she did NOT have a dick was to me very interesting and I think helps people understand the trans mindset; which seemingly to date has usually been stereotypical for the most part. The connections were all very real; more than most movies. I especially liked the 2 leads looking out for each other. Mya Alexander to me shines in this and has a real shot at big traditional roles. I highly recommend this for all teenagers to help them deal either with any issues they may be going through, or even more so to simply be more accepting. Highest recommendation.