"A gorgeous visual memoir laced with poetry, memory, and truth."
— Nick Allen, RogerEbert.com
"[An] absorbing experimental documentary about a young woman's journey to find herself."
— Lovia Gyarkye, Hollywood Reporter
"'Beba' is a fascinating self-journal, a work about family, isolation, existing within America, and existing as who you are, that takes no prisoners and leaves plenty of casualties."
— Robert Daniels, indieWire
"The free-flowing style, aided by dreamlike editing from Isabel Freeman, is both playful and sombre, offering a captivating snapshot of a young artist trying to make sense of her complicated self."
— Tim Grierson, Screen Daily
"In the telling of her own story, Huntt in Beba is necessarily telling the stories of others, too, and ultimately it is that focus on how things interconnect - not just individuals, but histories themselves - that render Beba such a fascinating experience"
— Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, AWFJ Women on Film