Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story documentary

"A powerful story of human endurance (...) It seems to symbolize a man broken and yet still endowed with extraordinary strength, an impression reinforced long after his death in this deeply affecting film" 

"A comprehensive account of the entire Reeve family’s courage, heroism, and their strength to persevere in the face of overwhelming obstacles (...) This documentary proves Reeve was indeed a man made of steel." 

"[It] pushes back against that presentation of Reeve’s accident and does its best not to treat Reeve’s story as that of a man who had it all but suddenly lost it. It instead presents his life as a story of nearly superhuman endurance and determination (...) Rating: ★★★ (out of 4)" 

"Paints a rich portrait of Reeve as an individual, celebrity, activist, and family man, bolstered by commentary from his children and friends and, additionally, from Reeve himself" 

"Peter Ettedgui and Ian Bonhôte show the impact Reeve had on this life-changing research, the family that meant the world to him and continues his work to this day, and what it truly means to be a hero" 

"Despite its straightforward, perhaps manipulative heart-tugging nature, this film is impossible not to like because of the goodwill of its subject and foundation he created" 

"At a mere 104 minutes in length, it succeeds in familiarizing us with not only Reeve’s entire life, but the lives he touched, along with the radiance he brought to the screen, and how this manifested at home"