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Fatal Assistance is a powerful indictment of the aid process, though Peck lets Haitian politicos off too lightly, and the voiceovers would be better on paper.
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Village Voice by Daphne Howland
Peck's documentary is not a penetrating look at at Haiti's post-quake problems, but a scattered, impressionistic one.
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The Hollywood Reporter by Deborah Young
Fatal Assistance is a chilling indictment of how billions of dollars in aid were squandered or lost, and how aid and politics are inextricably linked.
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The New York Times by Manohla Dargis
A potent, persuasive and quietly furious documentary.
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Fatal Assistance has few answers, and adds little clarity.