Kusama: Infinity

The art is richly inventive and the artist, though certainly a profoundly eccentric figure, comes across as both courageous and determined.

This is exactly what Kusama herself would wish: preserving her mystery isn't the worst way of doing her justice.

A film about the struggles undertaken by a woman making it in a man's world.

A respectful and valuable tribute.

The installation artist, sculptor and world-famous painter of dots, Yayoi Kusama, is poorly served by this achingly pedestrian biographical film.

A dapper, skilful tour of the Japanese artist's life and work.

Unsung artists will likely benefit and be moved by her story the most, but anyone struggling to be recognized in a creative field will recognize her tale as well.

It obviously tells the story of her life, but also goes beyond the biographical timelines to peek into the real person behind the woman who sits facing the camera in a bright red polka dotted dress with a shock of red hair.

The film heightens the emotional resonance of this story with glimpses into her everyday life in Tokyo... Her work is not only innovative, but a method of healing and source of real solace.

"Kusama Infinity" is a great documentary that manages to highlight every aspect of a great individual with gusto and artistry