Jay Weissberg
Variety
Two sisters from an affluent family re-explore their unusually close bonds in "The Quietude," Pablo Trapero's beautifully crafted multilayered drama that's also his most enjoyable film in years. Boasting a trio of actresses at the top of their game and cinematography that constantly impresses with its confident yet unshowy fluidity, the movie deftly enters into the bosom of a family harboring multiple secrets, encompassing the personal and political. Spanish-language films about wealthy people always risk getting slapped with the "telenovela" label, yet the emotions here are real, even if they are at a heightened level. [...]
di Jay Weissberg, articolo completo (3623 caratteri spazi inclusi) su Variety 4 settembre 2018