In the Realm of Perfection's reviews
Media reviews
New York Times
The guy's wildly temperamental tennis would never be my first choice for such an acutely cinematic undertaking. But Mr. Faraut knows what he's doing.
Indiewire
'John McEnroe: In the Realm of Perfection' is a sports documentary unlike any other, a beguiling and delightful piece of visionary non-fiction that uses its namesake to investigate the ontological nature of watching tennis.
The Guardian
McEnroe makes a fascinating focal point.
Los Angeles Times
'Perfection' at times risks being too pleased with itself for its own good, but its one-of-a-kind credentials are never in doubt.
The Hollywood Reporter
Spry and playful at times, pedantic and ponderously repetitive at others, the film is French down to its sweaty tennis socks and ultimately a touch too self-satisfied in its clever unconventionality. But as an idiosyncratic sports doc about an unapologetically adversarial personality, it will find a receptive audience, especially among tennis buffs.
Festival Internacional de Cine de Lanzarote