himself. Insistently personal, always autobiographical, occasionally exploitative, watching McElwee is like watching someone's (well-financed) home videos." In April 2004, Slant magazine, reviewing the film's newly released DVD, gave it three stars out of five, saying it "looks and sounds like its from 1986, but no amount of dirt and noise (and there's some here and there) can diffuse any of the film's magic." Sherman's March influenced the 2022 film Everything Everywhere All At Once, particularly its exploration of the concept of modal realism. References External links Sherman's March from the Sundance Institute Clips at Ross McElwee's website Sherman's March on Rotten Tomatoes Brows Held High's take on the 1986 doc 1986 films Films directed by Ross McElwee United States National Film Registry films Sundance Film Festival award winners Films set in Georgia (U.S. state) 1980s in the United States Films shot in South Carolina American documentary films 1986 documentary films 1986 independent films 1980s English-language films 1980s American films