High Strung

The New York Times by Jeannette Catsoulis

The dialogue may be dire, but the dancing is delightful.

Los Angeles Times by Michael Rechtshaffen

In the end, you'll either succumb to the silliness of it all and cheer Johnny B. on to his green card or, more likely, be in desperate need of your own exit visa.

Village Voice by Robyn Bahr

What it loses in thematic richness, the uncynical High Strung makes up for in pure joy.

New York Post by Sara Stewart

The journey to this foregone conclusion features several dance-offs mashing up contemporary and classical styles, which director Michael Damian (“Love By Design”) shoots with gusto. Sure, this is all a familiar tune — but it’s still catchy.

The Hollywood Reporter by Stephen Farber

Director Michael Damian does not bring any special spark to the film, but he recognizes the talents of his cast and allows them to shine.