Writer-director Freida Lee Mock doesn't really break new ground -- as noted, it's been pretty well plowed -- but that doesn't prevent the tributes from feeling warm and heartfelt, especially coming after Ginsburg's death. Full Review

Little here will seem new to those who paid attention to Ginsburg's career or watched the Oscar-nominated documentary "RBG." But the director, Freida Lee Mock, repeatedly returns to the idea that change comes in steps. Full Review

Rating: 4/5 -- Ruth - Justice Ginsburg in Her Own Words is well-organized and gives the audience a look into the life of a woman who changes history. Full Review

Rating: 2.5/4 -- Mock's film employs archival film and audio footage of the late U.S. Supreme Court justice and her appearances at schools, receptions and in court, and is an air-tight testament to Ginsburg's wit, intellect and reasoning. Full Review

Rating: 4/5 -- Ruth - Justice Ginsburg In Her Own Words doesn't cover much new ground, but it's an absolutely gorgeously made and emotionally resonate documentary. Full Review

It's curiously difficult to stay engaged with Mock's film that merely puts forth a paint-by-numbers assembly of the wealth of material it has at its disposal. Full Review

Rating: 8.5/10 -- Where it really shines is through its use of archival footage that -- as its title suggests -- allows Ginsburg to speak for herself in an attempt to answer its own thesis. Full Review