"A painful and hilarious philosophical film about the inherent loneliness of man, not mankind, but "man." Superlative."

"The antidote to Heidegger. this book is a luscious, strange growth, more Bildungsroman than philosophical treatise. Spend time with it. It is true."

"This is really a philosophical reset. This book helps you to better value time wealth while recognizing the limitations of money as currency."

"I’ve loved these sweet, silly, philosophical dialogues for years and now that my eldest daughter is discovering them they make me smile all over again."

"I still, personally, read the first two chapters of this book whenever doubt creeps in…I find it to be a helpful philosophical and psychological reboot."

"Just for its bold audacity. Its exquisite painterly quality. Its kind of expressionism, its style, and its kind of audacity to take on great philosophical themes in cinema."