Riedhof deftly handles Goldschlag’s complex story, showing both the root and consequences of her actions. He also superbly recreates the timeline through period-accurate costume and production design as well as performances that run the emotional gambit.

Beer's fierce performance holds the movie together, making Stella alternately pitiable and reprehensible, with the messy complexity of real life.

With expressiveness and commitment, especially in her gaze, Paula Beer takes on the intricate and difficult questions about her character that the film preferred not to fully expose. [Full review in Spanish]

While predictable and at times repetitive, Stella's ambiguity makes Riedhof's film distance itself from the crassest conventions of academic cinema... [Full review in Spanish]