Morris from America
Morris from America

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Morris is a 13-year-old African-American who moves to Heidelberg with his dad, who coaches professional soccer. The film explores Morris's attempts to fit in with German kids. He falls for a girl at a youth club and she encourages him to open up a little and share his rapping.... (Full plot summary below)

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Morris is a 13-year-old African-American who moves to Heidelberg with his dad, who coaches professional soccer. The film explores Morris's attempts to fit in with German kids. He falls for a girl at a youth club and she encourages him to open up a little and share his rapping.

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Cleveland Plain Dealer - 9/10 by Michael HeatonMorris From America tells a familiar story in a unique setting. But it does so without venturing far outside the borders of run-of-the-mill adolescent fare.
New York Post - 9/10 by Kyle SmithIt’s a small movie, but in his third feature, indie writer-director Chad Hartigan proves he is a major talent, imbuing the interactions with wit and warmth and charm.
The New York Times - 9/10 by A.O. ScottThere is plenty of drama in a teenager’s everyday life — no need to sensationalize — and Morris From America feels true to both the pleasures and the frustrations of its title character.
The Playlist - 9/10 by Sam FragosoFocused on fetishizing rather than intimately depicting, director Chad Hartigan has produced a warm-hearted yarn that treats its two African-American leading men like props in his white-washed game of chess.
The Patriot Ledger - 9/10 by Al AlexanderYes, it's the old fish-out-of-water scenario, but Hartigan does so much with it that it actually seems fresh.
Salt Lake Tribune - 9/10 by Sean P. MeansIt would be hard to find two such coming-of-age movies as charming, warm and smart as Little Men and Morris From America.
Philadelphia Inquirer - 9/10 by Steven ReaThe truehearted insights in Chad Hartigan's Sundance award-winner - about adolescence, about alienation, about parenting, about race - make it a must-see.
LRM - 9/10 by Edward DouglasOne of the most enjoyable films of the year.
NPR - 9/10 by Andrew LapinWhat's remarkable about the film is that it sets up what could have been a bunch of pat, dumb culture-clash jokes about a black New York kid in Europe, yet never takes the easy way out. Instead, it explores and resolutely preserves its hero's humanity.
Paste Magazine - 9/10 by Tim GriersonA perfectly likable coming-of-age drama that's always enjoyable but rarely transcendent.

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