Variety calls Run & Jump "Irresistable…Remarkable warmth and immediacy…Reserves of strength and joie de vivre.
Hollywood Reporter calls Run & Jump "an ideal vehicle for Will Forte's dramatic debut.. a gentle familial character study that benefits from Green's feel for the setting (with a) resolution which underplays melodrama and avoids sentimentality."
Screen Daily interviews Steph about Run & Jump.
Creativity Magazine names Steph Green one of 25 Directors to Watch.
"Last year, Steph Green found herself walking the red carpet at the Oscars, the director of an Oscar-nominated short film, arm-in-arm with an 11-year-old date." Filmmaker Magazine names Steph Green one of 25 New Faces of Independent Film.
Indiewire calls Run & Jump "a new kind of romance" and interviews Steph Green for a "Meet the Filmmakers" feature.
New York Times reviewer A.O. Scott says Steph Green's short "New Boy" gets his vote to win the Oscar.
LA Times says Run & Jump is "distinguished by Green's careful direction and Forte's highly calibrated performance."
Capital New York writes: "Run & Jump is a minor miracle in the way it avoids convention and formula… some sequences reach an almost profound level of contemplation…Run & Jump is about the powerful heady experience of what it is like to be seen."
Daily Candy features Steph Green as a "Woman Behind the Lens".
Slant Magazine writes: "Green displays a keen eye for striking compositions which manage to be simultaneously ravishing and symbolic without being assaultive … Undoubtedly a name to watch, Green has crafted a debut that is fresh, intimate, and compassionate…"
The Irish Times reports: "Run & Jump triumphs at the Galway Film Fleadh" with a "blend of drama and humor that is well worth savoring"…and in further reviews: "This immaculately acted picture positively throbs with humanity and compassion."
Entertainment.ie calls Run & Jump "Hilarious and heartbreaking, one of the best Irish movies of the decade."