Recensioni di Metacritic

“Lost in the Night” functions as a study of absence — the absence of others, of talent, of answers, of peace, of love. By amalgamating all those lacks, Escalante reaches an unsurprising yet chillingly effective conclusion.

Engrossing enough but also a bit meandering and underpowered.

Although Lost In The Night parades certain familiar Escalante obsessions and contains scenes of striking beauty with something of a Mex-Western feel, it is, at its heart, a fairly conventional crime movie.

Escalante’s storytelling vigour and his way with an unsettling image keep this film’s voltage high.

The movie tries a great deal and ends up stretching itself thin.