Nobody's Perfect

Village Voice by

Too bad von Glasow dissipates the effect with a tentative last-minute Michael Moore-lite gesture, the final mark of a slack, scattershot approach that ill serves the director's intermittently audacious film.

The New York Times by Jeannette Catsoulis

Rare enough to make NoBody’s Perfect an exemplar of fresh-air filmmaking that addresses the devastating legacy of the drug thalidomide with acidic wit and grumpy honesty.

Boxoffice Magazine by Sara Schieron

This doc is far from perfect, formally it accomplishes nothing new and has opportunities to go places that could have been massive, but these missed opportunities don’t undermine its other accomplishments. It’s imperfect and still does quite a lot.

New York Post by V.A. Musetto

The film tastefully handles the sensitive subject, but it lacks the bite that a Michael Moore would have provided.