Cynical Viewers May Have Little Tolerance for the Otherworldly Pretensions of ‘Look Into My Eyes’
The documentary is a portrait of New York City as refracted through the purview of spiritualism and the ambitions, compromises, and losses particular to its citizens.

Anyone who is taken to playing armchair psychoanalyst — and we all do, to one extent or another — will have a field day with Lana Wilson’s documentary, “Look Into My Eyes.” This isn’t to make light of the people we meet during the run of this deliberately crafted picture: The majority of them merit our commiseration. They are, to a person, seeking solace on the heels of dilemmas that don’t lend themselves to immediate or concrete resolution.
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