OC87: The Obsessive Compulsive, Major Depression, Bipolar, Asperger's Movie
OC87: The Obsessive Compulsive, Major Depression, Bipolar, Asperger's Movie

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Mental illness interrupted his dream of a film-making career. Thirty years later, he's directing the movie of his life. Bud Clayman is one of film's most unlikely heroes. This is a personal story with universal relevance... a wildly original documentary of pain and vulnerability, empowerment, and Bud's quest for belonging.... (Full plot summary below)

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Mental illness interrupted his dream of a film-making career. Thirty years later, he's directing the movie of his life. Bud Clayman is one of film's most unlikely heroes. This is a personal story with universal relevance... a wildly original documentary of pain and vulnerability, empowerment, and Bud's quest for belonging.

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New York Post - 8/10 by Lou LumenickThrough it all, Clayman struggles to keep himself, and OC87, on track - and it's easy to cheer his ultimate triumph.
Los Angeles Times - 8/10 by Gary GoldsteinThe film brings us vividly inside the life - and head - of its determined hero, Bud Clayman, as he depicts the process of what he calls "getting normal."
Variety - 8/10 by Dennis HarveyOC87 serves both its subject and its viewers well by chronicling a process that is actually insightful, entertaining and apparently successful.
NPR - 7/10 by Andrew LapinYet as viewers, we may instinctively crave more than what Clayman alone can offer us. Segments where he cedes screen time to others, including the bipolar General Hospital actor and mental-health advocate Maurice Benard, are a relief.
Village Voice - 7/10 by Benjamin MercerTo be sure, there are more artful and focused documentaries, but OC87 still stands as moving evidence that Clayman's trust in the value of the filmmaking process ultimately outweighed the extreme difficulty he says he has making even the smallest decisions.
The New York Times - 7/10 by Andy WebsterThis moving, penetrating documentary records his attempt to describe his conditions, confront them and learn to manage them.
The Hollywood Reporter - 7/10 by John DeForeAn eye-opener about what it's like to live with a variety of mental illnesses, including obsessive-compulsive disorder -- and, however tenuously, to recover from them.
Time Out - 6/10 by Andrew SchenkerThe film's depiction of [Clayman's] reality is rendered with cinematic brio and forceful clarity.
New York Daily News - 6/10 by Joe NeumaierClayman, who co-directed with filmmaker friends, is fascinating company.
Slant Magazine - 6/10 by Kalvin HenelyA tender, painful, and frustrating work of vulnerability, and because of this in some ways deflects critical commentary.

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