NY Times : A promising debut feature by the Iranian director Kaveh Daneshmand that frames the crime as a twisty detective story. The luxe pastoral setting and slow-burning suspense recall the psychological thrillers of Patricia Highsmith and Claude Chabrol, while the magnetic Colon anchors the plot Variety: Endless Summer Syndrome unfolds like a Chekhov drama. Actors a wholly restrained performance that never descends into the melodramatic histrionics the story may otherwise suggest