8
Gavagai
… a superb metatextual drama …
… inspiring and touching …
8
… a superb metatextual drama …
9
… inspiring and touching …
7
It’s tropey, derivative, oddly paced and unevenly acted, but there’s also gold in them thar hills.
6.9
… has its moments of softly haunting dread, and it features genuinely impressive thematic touches, but the divide between the tension built into its confronting subject matter and the atmosphere
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