A Better Man

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A Better Man

2017

1h 25m

Documentary

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Filmmaker Attiya Khan documents her meeting with an abusive ex-boyfriend to show the healing and revelation that can happen for everyone involved when men take responsibility for their abuse.

Doreen St. Felix

The New Yorker

11/20/2017

The documentary's cleverness is that it resists the roundness of resolution or catharsis, while also acknowledging that Khan and Steve will always remain some kind of asymmetrical unit.

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Zosia Bielski

Globe and Mail

06/09/2017

3/4

It's a beautiful film that dives into deep waters, although several questions remain unanswered.

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Bruce DeMara

Toronto Star

06/08/2017

3.5/4

It's not a perfect film by any means but it explores a painful subject intelligently and respectfully.

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Michael McNeely

That Shelf

02/06/2019

This is one woman's journey, and we as viewers should feel privileged to have been invited along.

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Mary Ann Brussat

Spirituality & Practice

12/01/2017

3.5/5

A documentary in which a couple with a history of domestic violence try to heal the wounds.

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Susan G. Cole

NOW Toronto

06/07/2017

3/5

It's interesting enough.

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Synopsis

Filmmaker Attiya Khan documents her meeting with an abusive ex-boyfriend to show the healing and revelation that can happen for everyone involved when men take responsibility for their abuse.

Director: Attiya Khan, Lawrence Jackman
Producer: Christine Kleckner, Justine Pimlott
Screenwriter: Attiya Khan, Lawrence Jackman
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English
Runtime: 1h 25m