"I laughed, I wept. I was overwhelmed. A glorious celebration and a beautiful film in every way."
—Karen Mulhallen, Poet, Editor of Descant magazine, Professor Emeritus Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson)

"Far-reaching... It is a wonderful study of a cultural moment in Canada’s maturing cultural life... It seemed to say things about you (or me) or anyone who has fallen under the intense spell of the Romantic vision." —Johanne Clare, author and Professor, George Brown College

"A masterful labour of love." —Deanne Bogdan, Professor Emerita, Department of Social Justice Education Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto

"I am utterly stunned by the brilliance and beauty and depth of Rebel Angel. Truly a masterpiece. " —David Haenke, Poet and Forest Manager, Ozark Regional Land Trust

"So much love there with zero sentimentality! I can’t remember watching a movie like that before." —John Hoedl, Jungian Analyst, President of the International Society for Psychology as the Discipline of Interiority

“Having Ross Woodman as my professor was both a blessing and a curse,” narrates Lowry. “My life became a series of experiments. I was a producer, a community organizer, a writer, and a dreamer. Ross provoked me to reform the world, one project at a time.”
“I started working on Rebel Angel in 2016,” says Lowry. “But it really started seventeen years earlier in 1999, when I interviewed Ross about his life and his ideas, an unfinished project. After he died, I saw that footage as if for the first time, and realized it was the spine of a film.”