Thanks to this kind of thoughtful realism, the film has an unusual relatability that forces the viewer to wonder if they would have been prepared to take a stand, however small and hopeless, to oppose the tyranny that others embraced without question.

While its end­ing is a gut-punch it’s a shame that From Hilde, With Love isn’t the for­mal­ly bold, polit­i­cal­ly rad­i­cal film that the Cop­pis deserve.

Hilde Coppi, played with fragile depth by Liv Lisa Fries, is a cinematic portrait for the ages.

"Instead of scenes laden with explicit violence, Dresen treats us to shots filled with natural light, subtle gestures and silences that say more than any dialogue ever could." [Full review in Spanish]