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The endearing, guileless personalities of the two principals constitute much of the film’s appeal.
What are people saying?
What are critics saying?
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The Hollywood Reporter by John DeFore
As viewers, we have no idea whether the doc's last act is building toward a triumphant reunion or a big dead end. Suffice to say that the final scenes, never manipulative, achieve an emotional impact appropriate to the scale of this journey.
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The Seattle Times by John Hartl
As playfully time-oriented as its title, Becoming Who I Was makes reincarnation a central part of its story about a journey through more than one life.
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The New York Times by Ken Jaworowski
The filmmakers rarely delve into the spiritual aspects of the story, but that’s O.K. You don’t have to believe in Padma and Urgain’s religion to believe in them.