Tig

A disarming, completely absorbing piece of work.

The pile of calamities in Notaro’s life was devastating, but as she talks about them, you come to understand that, in a way, surviving one challenge strengthened her to deal with the next.

Candid and funny. [10/17 Jul 2015, p.103]

Viewers need not be familiar with Notaro’s story to enjoy Tig, and Notaro is so likable that it’s hard not to be excited by her success—as the film shows, it’s well-earned.

A frank look at the many things that make a life, that change a life, without embroidery or quick-hit editing.

[An] engaging and moving documentary.