American Doctor

"A timely, eye-opening and emotionally engrossing documentary."

— Avi Offer, NYC Movie Guru

"This must-watch documentary is a striking reminder of day-to-day atrocities on the Gaza strip."

— Grace Han, Asian Movie Pulse

"It is a compelling, necessary piece of cinema that demands we find our humanity before the hourglass runs out."

— Sara Clements, Next Best Picture

"The hospital scenes are the film’s heart, and they have an immediacy that the interspersed footage of the doctors at home in the United States cannot match."

— Ben Kenigsberg, New York Times

"It’s a film that has a power not just to inform and change minds, but also to reach beyond the issues at hand and into further areas within the healthcare system."

— Andrew Parker, The Gate

"In a film dedicated to the healthcare workers and their efforts in the Gaza Strip, director Teng is confident enough in her images to allow them to speak for themselves."

— Erik Reeds, Spectrum Culture

"It is a necessary watch because it dares its audience not to look away, forcing the question not only of whose story is told, but whose deaths matter and make headlines."

— Murtada Elfadl, Variety

"The film is a difficult but mandatory watch. With its focus on the loss of civilian lives and infrastructure, it feels especially urgent and strikes a major chord in the light of the brand new war unfolding these days."

— Namrata Joshi, The New Indian Express

"It is a potent reminder that, no, children are still being bombed, and a population is being ethnically cleansed, and it’s long past time for the violence to end. And if it won’t end, then at least the bravest of us can go in and try to stop the bleeding."

— Clint Worthington, RogerEbert.com