Julian Wood

This is bold filmmaking, as much for what it does not try to do as for what it does.

... simple, stark even, but never simplistic.

I Swear is the perfectly-titled biopic of John Davidson, a Scottish man who has Tourette syndrome, and who has made such a difference in terms of getting people to understand

… a powerful piece of cinema that you will not easily forget.

… worth a visit (NT stuff almost always is), and it has some fine fresh takes, but somehow it doesn’t score a hit, a palpable hit.

For lovers of arthouse cinema this is a must-see.

… the human story is touching …

… a very effective piece of filmmaking.

… tense, dark, even abject but also mysterious, thought-provoking and occasionally tender.

… a glimpse into a less-represented vibrant locality and culture.