ysabear

Beautiful natural performances against a nostalgic backdrop. The tension was exhilarating. It was a nice contrast because everything else was quiet and subdued

miguelreina

Although at first it seems like an amateur film, perhaps with a certain formal imbalance, the newcomer director demonstrates throughout the entire film that he knows how to handle framing (those characteristic '#34;genital shots'#34; that have become almost an author'#39;s hallmark) and those secondary sounds, which are heard far away, but which converge in the main scene. Perhaps the third vertex of the story, the female character, is the one that is less consistent, as a link between the protagonists that does not quite find a suitable space.

The Louis

It is such a simple film, with a few characters, with a few locations, with so many silent scenes that speaks for itself. Actually, the whole movie makes you feel so into the characters'#39;s ambience that you feel like a silent witness watching their everyday lives. The acting is so organic that it doesn'#39;t feel like an acting and I really like the way Berger conducts his filming. Personally I think it'#39;s one of the best movies ever made. And the fact that Bruno (Vignau'#39;s character) is wearing that Brazilian national team'#39;s shirt, almost all the time, makes it even better to me.

andrewnunes

I didn'#39;t expect this movie to be so beautiful. No scene is wasted, every moment counts. Everything is so perfect that I felt my heart aligned with the two characters. For me, it'#39;s not possible that they are acting. Two perfect actors. It'#39;s just so natural. What a movie. Simply great.