Like Val Kilmer in "Val," [Selma Blair] puts all vanity aside and lets the world see the suffering, indomitable person she has become.

| Original Score: 3.5/4 | Nov 2, 2021

It's an intense experience, one whose focus is undeniably stirring but which leaves certain aspects of Blair's life and resume somewhat underdeveloped.

| Oct 15, 2021

It's impossible to watch Introducing, Selma Blair and not feel deeply moved.

| Original Score: 3/4 | Oct 15, 2021

The footage is raw and honest but not gratuitous, a combination of Blair's voiceover, her confessional interviews and the camera capturing her in natural moments.

| Original Score: 9.0/10 | Oct 14, 2021

The greatest asset of the film is its ability to simulate the intimacy of disclosure, and Blair's comfort with the camera - her actress-y will to entertain - makes her a uniquely endearing subject.

| Oct 14, 2021

[It] doesn't entirely know how to bring its intimate portrait to what we typically think of as a satisfying close. But there's even a kind of honesty in that, too.

| Oct 14, 2021

Blair emerges a figure of strength and vulnerability, of honesty and openness.

| Original Score: B+ | Oct 13, 2021

Even through the toughest moments, there's a light and playfulness in her that radiates.

| Mar 25, 2021

The driving force of this film is rooted in Blair's wit, which sings to her resilience.

| Mar 20, 2021

Intensely moving... enriched by a human subject who appears to learn as much about herself in the course of filming as we do.

| Mar 17, 2021

Introducing is a remarkably moving portrait of a 40-something woman forced to reevaluate her relationships and her sense of self in the face of a chronic illness that leaves her sometimes unable to speak or control her movements.

| Mar 17, 2021

Blair's open-hearted nature makes her a fine fit for any fact-based film, and she is just as ready to talk about the minutiae of her ailments as she is taking the audience through some of the more salacious bits of her life.

| Original Score: B | Mar 17, 2021