Marilyn Agrelo's sweeping look at the origins and impact of the revolutionary kids' show transcends nostalgia, documenting television and cultural history alike
Marilyn Agrelo's fascinating and well-constructed "Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street"... is a fascinating look at the TV show through the lens of childhood psychology and media literacy
a film like "Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street" is something everyone needs right now. A blueprint for the innoncence of childhood, simpler times, and how far love can go
a documentary about the groundbreaking children's program "Sesame Street", was worth the wait; "Street Gang: How We Got To Sesame Street" is the feel-good motion picture experience we could all use right now
"Street Gang" may lightly gloss over some of the tougher elements of its genesis and legacy, but the staggering amount of material on offer makes the case that a good heart was always meant to be the best part of the show
"Street Gang" is everything you need to know about the show that changed education and entertainment in the world; The director captures that intangible magic of the still ongoing series and the stories told by the interviewees are engaging
"Street Gang" is a treasure for anyone who ever watched "Sesame Street". The beauty of the show is that it's easy to take for granted; Watching the movie gives you a newfound appreciation for the idealism behind it
by Mike McGranaghan [Aisle Seat ]
