"It's difficult to explain the exact way in which watching a man fall apart is laugh-out-loud funny. It's also difficult to explain that at the same time the laughter isn't hollow. It's a sound filled with compassion and empathy. That's where Karpovsky's brilliance reveals itself, that in his hands a moment can exist in two very potent places at once.
There are few filmmakers I can say this of for myself, that I'll watch any film Karpovsky makes solely for the pleasure of watching it, of taking it in, mulling it over, and yes again hoarding the ideas behind his explorations. His are journeys I'm happy to go on, knowing later that the memories of these journeys will remain locked, intact in a level of my consciousness."

Noralil Ryan Fores, SHORT END MAGAZINE