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Whitney: Can I Be Me review – sex and drugs and a family at war | Documentary films  The Guardian

What’s on TV Saturday: ‘Whitney: Can I Be Me’ and ‘Don’t Blink’ (Published 2017)  The New York Times

“Whitney: Can I Be Me” Gives a Complicated Superstar Her Due  Vogue

'Whitney: "Can I Be Me"' Review: Nick Broomfield's Whitney Houston Doc  Variety

‘Whitney: Can I Be Me?’ tells a familiar yet always tragic story of a singer gone too soon  Los Angeles Times

4 Things We Learned From the New Documentary About Whitney Houston  Time Magazine

'Whitney: Can I Be Me' Director on R&B Singer's Doc: 'She Was So Judged'  Rolling Stone

‘Whitney: Can I Be Me’: Film Review | Tribeca 2017  The Hollywood Reporter

‘Whitney: Can I Be Me’ Review: Bisexual Subtext is the Documentary’s Most Powerful Reveal — Tribeca Review  IndieWire

"Whitney: Can I Be Me": An Intimate, Heartbreaking Portrait of Houston's Life and Long-Rumored Bisexuality  Autostraddle

‘Whitney: Can I Be Me’ tries and fails to bring meaning to the late singer’s legacy  The Washington Post

A Radiant, Isolated Star: A New Documentary Tells Whitney Houston's Story  NPR

Hot Docs 2017: “Whitney: Can I Be Me,” “You’re Soaking in It,” “A Bastard Child,” “Shingal, Where Are You?”  Roger Ebert

Can I Be Me? Director Nick Broomfield On His Whitney Houston Documentary  The Quietus

Review: A Whitney Houston Documentary, Dutifully Respectful (Published 2017)  The New York Times

Nick Broomfield on his damning Whitney Houston film: 'She had very little control over her life'  The Guardian

Whitney Houston Doc ‘Can I Be Me’: 8 Things We Learned  Rolling Stone

Whitney: Can I Be Me review – but what about her voice? | Documentary films  The Guardian

'Whitney': The Soaring Life and Haunting Death of Whitney Houston  Variety

Nick Broomfield talks 'Whitney: Can I Be Me'  Screen Daily

Whitney: Can I Be Me? Review  empireonline.com

Whitney 'Can I Be Me': Tribeca Review  Screen Daily

Showtime To Air Nick Broomfield’s “Whitney. Can I Be Me” On August 26  Blackfilm.com

Whitney review: the talent and the tragedy | Documentary films  The Guardian

How We Keep Killing Talented Women, Over and Over  KQED

How Will We Know? The Quagmire of Two Whitney Houston Movies  The Ringer

Showtime’s Whitney: Can I Be Me Confirms Some Rumors, but Breaks No New Ground  Paste Magazine

‘Whitney: Can I Be Me’ Tells Tragic Tale Of Legendary Singer’s Fall From Grace  Decider