Rembrandt has disordered traces of a personality of its own and, although it is well acted, its pacing falters. [Full review in Spanish]

Pierre Schoeller imagines the latest and most timely consequence of climate change in a film that is as tiresome as it is timely. [Full review in Spanish]

Schoeller attempts to build an atmosphere of persistent unease, but the closer the film gets to its grand ideas, the further it strays from its characters. [Full review in Spanish]

Rembrandt Syndrome might remind you of Safe or Take Shelter in its protagonist's arc, the ambiguity of its first half, or its environmental themes, but as the film progresses, it becomes truly unique. [Full review in Spanish]