...[Sound of Falling is] a film which rewards reflection. The more I thought about it, the cleverer it became.

It is a weighty, dense work, with echoes of a literary, impressionistic novel, but bear with its fragmented narrative; it tells important stories. It’s also one of the most visually stunning films I’ve ever seen. Worth it just for that.

This dark but memorable German film turns a lens on the cruelties suffered by related women across four time periods.

Few films dare to do what Schilinski does here: this particular combination of sensory elements that compose a kind of collective soul, a type of phenomenological cinema that transmutes the very experience of living...[Full review in Spanish]