Were it not for a masterly production coup - an extensive interview with the camera-shy Mr. Koufax - this slight and unambitious work would be wholly indistinguishable from basic-cable filler.
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Los Angeles Times by Kenneth Turan
A warm and enthusiastic documentary.
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Boxoffice Magazine by Mark Keizer
The problem is that once you get past the barriers that Jewish players dramatically overcame between the early 20th century and post World War II, the rest is precipitously less interesting.