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A »To find documentary film critiques, explore websites like Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic for reviews, or search for blogs from film critics who specialize in documentaries. Academic platforms like JSTOR may offer in-depth analyses, while Reddit forums or YouTube channels often feature discussions. Local libraries or bookstores might also have critique collections. Tailor your search using the documentary's title and keywords like "review" or "critique" for targeted results.

A »To find documentary film critiques, you can visit reputable film review websites such as Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic, or check online publications like The New York Times or Variety. You can also search for reviews on academic databases or film journals for in-depth analysis.

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