The viewer is a bit overwhelmed by the stark and diffused black and white photography, the eloquent simplicity of the subtitled dialog, and the always-present symbolism
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Mike D'Angelo
RTAV ClubFeb 28, 2016
Expect more resistance than usual to the implication that it's a classic ripe for the canon. Changing times do evolve past some things.
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Critic
RTTIME MagazineFeb 28, 2016
Director Bourguignon does not seem to understand that what is infantile is not necessarily childlike and certainly not charming.
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Win Fanning
RTPittsburgh Post-GazetteApr 21, 2021
This is an almost perfect union of the story-telling and photographic arts.
