“A gutsy exposé about an issue on the tip of people’s tongues.”
– Matt Tyrnauer, director, Citizen Jane: Battle for the City
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“ A passionate and self-discerning film...I loved it. It made me cry. ”
— D.A. Pennebaker, director, Dont Look Back, The War Room -
“ Everyone needs to see this film. ”
— Geraldine Brooks, Pulitzer Prize winning author -
“ ONE BIG HOME is a remarkably moderate, grown up piece of work which really stands out in the current climate and will give US cinemagoers something refreshingly different to engage with. ”
— Jennier Kermode, Eye For Film (UK) -
“ A gutsy expose about an issue on the tip of people's tongues in communities across the country... ”
— Matt Tyrnauer, director, Valentino the Last Emperor -
“ Opened my eyes... ”
— Doug Liman, director, The Bourne Identity -
“ The film is ultimately a thought-provoking one, offering viewers insights from multiple perspectives and an inside look at how one community decided together in determining its future. ”
— Kimberley Mok, Treehugger -
“ So honest and important. ”
— Chris Hegedus, director, Unlocking the Cage -
“ The compelling set of issues, ironies, and controversies it raises are relevant to cities, towns, and villages all over the world. ”
— Alan Berliner, director, Nobody’s Business, Wide Awake -
“ It was like a novel that you’d written and put all of your life into. That gave it such weight. It was amazing... ”
— D.A. Pennebaker, director, Dont Look Back, The War Room -
“ A wonderful, moving, important film. ”
— Laurie David, producer, An Inconvenient Truth -
“ Intelligent and thoughtful throughout, One Big Home starts out with bias and ends up with one of the fairest assessments of a complex cultural issue seen on our screens in recent years. ”
— Jennier Kermode, Eye for Film UK -
“ A universal, human interest story that asks what our responsibilities are to our environment and our planet... ”
— Misan Sagay, screenwriter, Belle -
“ ONE BIG HOME is becoming a rallying cry for all those who want to preserve the soul of their communities! ”
— John Marksbury and Chuck Steinman, founders, Save Truro Seashore -
“ The film eloquently presents a thought-provoking question every community must ask itself, which is, ‘What is it we value about our town, our community, and what is our responsibility in protecting it?' ”
— Kristin Andres, Association to Preserve Cape Cod (APCC)
