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COME WHAT MAY is an engrossing documentary about the comedian Ralphie May. I remember seeing and liking May on various tv appearances. COME WHAT MAY documents May's rise and fall. The rise is depicted in the first half of the movie and is funny and inspirational. May…
Davey G better get an oscar nomination or im boycotting the academy
I was lucky enough to see Lahna Turner, Ralphie's widow, speak after a showing at Sarasota Film Society. Even without her presence, I would have been moved by the documentary which basically is a home movie of their relationship and Ralphie's ultimate demise. Being someone…
Thu, Jun 18 Post-screening discussion with Lahna Turner, co-director of the film and wife of the late Ralphie May; Ralphie and Lahna's children, April and August; and Ralphie's trainer, Michael Ocean, who appears in the film. Former NFL player Kyle Turley, a close family…
“'Come What May' is a valentine riven by contradictions." The full review can be found at "The New York Sun": https://www.nysun.com/article/a-comedians-weighty-legacy
One of the most raw documentaries I’ve ever seen. But what a special piece of art. You get the real happiness and the real struggles of that family, no filter. Saw it at a Belcourt screening here in Nashville with a post-screening Q&A featuring Lahna Turner, co-director…
A really well crafted documentary tragedy, only made more tragic by the Q&A after the screening. Seen at the University of Southern California’s Ray Stark Family Theater.
my mom made this film and has been both a struggle and a labor of love for all of us. thank you to everyone who has watched it or given it a chance. you will be in my heart forever.
*perhaps a -4/5* While admittedly not quite the "pinnacle" as far as post-mortem documentaries/celebrations of life go, I still enjoyed it overall. An ode to a "larger than life" individual who (by the end) just couldn't seem to help himself in the ways that mattered most.…