Space: The Longest Goodbye

"Eye-opening, accessible documentary (...) Succeeds in creating a real sense of the efforts it will take to get 'soft, squishy humans' to Mars" 

"Mostly effective (...) The film never quite finds a way to tie its ideas into a larger conversation about the things that can make any human feel more connected in an increasingly compartmentalized world" 

"'The Longest Goodbye' [shows] us all the groundbreaking and complicated work that scientists are doing to make history (...) Rating: ★★★ (out of 4)" 

"What initially feels like a budget presentation about the issues of being stuck in space ends up feeling both too structured and, eventually, too scattered for its fascinating yet still speculative subject matter (...) Rating: ★★★★★★ (out of 10)" 

"It constantly feels like there's more beneath the surface of this documentary (...) Still, it tugs at the heartstrings and offers hope to those who want to see humanity expand beyond the borders of our world" 

"A curious but overly dry documentary" 

"It's easy to assume that the biggest hurdle to sending people to Mars is vehicle propulsion. Ido Mizrahy's riveting documentary suggests the real issue is isolation (...) Rating: ★★★ (out of 4)"