https://www.indiewire.com/criticism/movies/the-bend-in-the-river-review-robb-moss-1235210446/
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“Moss’ camera is deeply nonjudgemental towards the passage of time.”
“But “The Bend in the River” looks past such binary thinking and elegantly presents both seasons as something worthwhile.”
“Taken together, the three films in the “River” trilogy represent a large portion of Moss and his friends’ life’s work.”
“Even if you haven’t seen the prior films in the trilogy, “The Bend in the River” is worth seeking out as an anthropological exercise.”
“While Moss clearly has fun with cuts that juxtapose their youthful hijinks with adults saying “I wonder if anybody ever uses up a box of business cards.”
“If “Riverdogs” was about the infinite possibility of having your whole life ahead of you and “The Same River Twice” was about middle age’s difficult choices, “The Bend in the River” is about what life looks like when all of your choices have already been made.”