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Am I OK?

Drama Lucy and Jane have been best friends their entire lives. Only when Lucy embarks on a personal journey, will she face a test of her friendship, and her sense of self, on a path she may not be entirely ready to take.
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United States
IndieWire
"Where this all takes Lucy and Jane might feel a bit predictable, but that doesn’t deter from the warmth and wit that comes from the story that gets them there" 
United States
The Playlist
"Although 'AM I OK?' follows a well-worn formula, it finds transcendence in Johnson and Mizuno’s authentic, intertwined performances and Pomerantz’s deeply personal, heartwarming screenplay." 
United Kingdom
The Guardian
"Dakota Johnson excels in uneven film (...) By the end, the film finally [finds] its groove, all the sweeter for the time spent figuring it out (…) Rating: ★★★ (out of 5)" 
United States
Collider
"'Am I OK?' proves that we need more of these types of films, more comedic roles for Johnson, and hopefully, that this is the first in a long line of terrific films from Notaro and Allynne" 
United States
The Hollywood Reporter
"Paired with the easygoing chemistry between Mizuno and Johnson, the dialogue grounds 'Am I OK?' in love without pushing it toward sentimentality." 
United Kingdom
Screendaily
"Likeable feature (...) Even so, the flimsy narrative is undone by some frustratingly inorganic plot twists and a generally slack execution. (...) It’s an OK debut that, like Lucy herself, struggles a bit to find its footing." 
Canada
Screen Rant
"'Am I OK?' is heartfelt and genuine, littered with humor and emotional complexity in ways many films about identity and sexuality can only dream of being. Audiences will relate (…) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 5)" 
United States
Chicago Sun-Times
"As the L.A. duo, Dakota Johnson and Sonoya Mizuno have an easy and comfortable chemistry (...) Rating: ★★★ (out of 4)" 
United States
Variety
"[Lauren Pomerantz’s script] seems to hope that it must be fascinating watching flop-sweat Lucy moan about her paralysis. It isn’t" 
United States
SlashFilm
"Dakota Johnson and Sonoya Mizuno carry this tale of self-discovery (...) A lovingly crafted ode to female friendship and the idea that it's never too late to embrace your true self" 
United States
Deadline
"'Am I Okay?' is truly a collective effort as everything co-exists harmoniously. It’s directed with such ease and clarity by Allynne and Notaro." 
United States
The Wrap
"Lucy and Jane are designed as real people, and the tensions in their friendship are likely to ring familiar to many." 
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