...“Love Letters” is an undeniably modest drama. But it is beautifully realized and broadly relatable, with a tight, humane focus on individual people’s ordinary hopes, dreams and fears...

When the viewer stops seeing a cause and starts seeing a family, the discussion ceases to be ideological and becomes, simply, a question of humanity. [Full review in Spanish]

Douard punctuates her scenes with a combination of light humour, long pause. With this choice, the heaviness is dabbed at, but it never takes away from the weight.

With humorous moments...Love Letters offers a glimpse into the vertigo of motherhood from this unconventional perspective that asserts its place in the world. [Full review in Spanish]