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Entertainment · Film · published 2026-09-05 · via The Hollywood Reporter

Documentary 'The Row' Explores Grief and Endurance in Solo Pacific Rowing

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Bryan Fogel's new documentary follows Tez Steinberg, who undertook two solo rowing expeditions across the Pacific after his father's death. The film, which premiered at Telluride, offers an intense and meditative look at trauma and masculinity. While visually gripping, the review notes that it doesn't always dig as deep as it could.

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This summary is AI-generated and original to Mobble; the linked article is the authoritative source. Original headline: “‘The Row’ Review: ‘Icarus’ Director Bryan Fogel’s Doc Takes Viewers on a Gripping, Question-Raising Solo Voyage Across the Pacific.” Browse more stories.