One to One: John & Yoko

The flurry of talk show clips, adverts, news reports, recorded conversations and concert performances is information overload; a dizzying evocation of how urgent and immediate the cultural moment must have felt to a newly minted New Yorker.

This fascinating look at the couple's NYC era is a total treat.

A minor irony of this often exhilarating documentary is that it partially chronicles the circumstances that led to John Lennon’s least artistically consequential album, the 1972 “Some Time In New York City,”...

A casually dazzling, offbeat portrait of Lennon and Ono.

...a welcome addition to the ubiquitous Beatles canon... offering something that goes deeper than its subjects to explore how visual media creates, shapes, and transforms both culture and the individual.

...fun, fierce, full-blooded portrait of Lennon and Ono.