Sophie Terakes

… a richly constructed and moving tale of devotion and obliteration.

Though Larraín’s film fails to present a deep, fully-fleshed Maria, the ghost it offers instead proves, in her grief, a grimly enthralling figure.

… feverish and utterly exhilarating …

… thought-provoking, wryly funny and wild.

Jaydon Martin’s debut also wins significant award at the prestigious, progressive film festival.

Though replete with ridiculous character names and incredibly cheesy dialogue, the film manages to successfully blend its rather unserious, flowery façade with its heavy subject matter.

… a soul-stirring tale of love, loss and newfound understanding.

Though lacking in mystery, Lafosse’s film is bolstered by solid dramatic performances and punctuated by well-timed flashes of violence.

… undeniably heartfelt, albeit cheesy …

…. a gloriously sensual film ...