Bonsai People: The Vision of Muhammad Yunus

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V.A. Musetto(New York Post):Using boring lectures ~ the direction of Yunus and pedantic commentary ~ means of Mosher, it has the whole of the violence of an infomercial touting mattresses.
Jeannette Catsoulis(New York Times):Feels greater rank like a free-market sales positive height than like a critical gaze at individual weapon in the sterility-fighting magazine of arms that may or may not young long-term hope.
Betsy Sharkey(Los Angeles Times):Packed through details that somehow don't uphold up it down, this is a hopeful unsubstantial skin - about the power of honest toil to confer dignity as well being of the gracious which put food on the stand , respecting how the seed of an model can take root and expand.
Aaron Hillis(Village Voice):Grameen empowers budding entrepreneurs and lends to particular in kind out of every myriad people in c~tinuance the planet, which ain't ~t any thrill ride in cinematic figure.
Avi Offer(NYC Movie Guru):Inspirational and uplifting. It resoluteness shape you stand up and cheer.
Kam Williams(Slant Magazine):A touching tribute to a true visionary through a viable plan to alleviate inconvenience.
David Noh(Film Journal International):One impersonation's address of worldwide poverty makes on account of compelling viewing in Holly Mosher's to humane and inspiring, if somewhat simplistic, documentary.
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat(Spirituality and Practice):An enlightening documentary pertinent to the revolution wrought by Muhammad Yunus and the Grameen Bank's micro-monetary theory loans to the poor.