Review of Connected: An Autoblogography About Love, Death & Technology (2011) by Bobert H — 02 Jul 2014

This is such an amazing and inspirational film.

This review of Connected: An Autoblogography About Love, Death & Technology (2011) was written by Bobert H on 02 Jul 2014.

Connected: An Autoblogography About Love, Death & Technology has generally received mixed reviews.

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By Private U (13,627) on 21 Oct 2013

A lot of ideas. A lot of potential. It never gets there. Wherever, there is…

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By H. R. B (1) on 02 Apr 2012

Unfocused and self-indulgent, Connected felt like a 3 hours long movie when it's not even half that…

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By Gary Goldstein (1,089) for Los Angeles Times (12,977) on 11 Oct 2011

The film ultimately works best as a daughter's heartfelt tribute to an enormously devoted and emotionally generous parent…

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By Walter V. Addiego (363) for San Francisco Chronicle (7,630) on 14 Sep 2011

Your heart will go out to Shlain, who clearly adored her father. But other parts of Connected may remind you of an Al Gore lecture…

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By Spencer W (63) on 02 Apr 2012

I saw this at the 2011 Cleveland International Film Fest. Lots of interesting ideas in this doc…

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By Matt Singer (625) for Time Out (7,510) on 10 Oct 2011

She never figures out what, exactly, the deal is regarding our short attention spans, but her ADD-afflicted film definitely provides evidence…

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By Sara Stewart (700) for New York Post (6,650) on 13 Oct 2011

Much lip service is given to the global village in Connected: An Autoblogography About Love, Death and Technology, yet it constantly drifts…

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By James Greenberg (88) for Hollywood Reporter (2,966) on 04 Feb 2013

A highly energized romp through a myriad of ideas about where the human race is headed…

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By Brent Simon (1,142) for Shockya.com (657) on 21 Oct 2011

Tiffany Shlain's rangy, autobiographic treatise on technology and modern life has a soul, and bristles with a hunger and intellectual vigor…

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Perhaps we're evolving into a race of Da Vincis. I think it's vastly more likely we'll continue to streamline methods for sharing cat videos…

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