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Trauma here isn’t a switch turned on by a force strong enough to propel it into being, but instead, it’s a slow-burning reflective state.

There is plenty to admire here, including some clever juxtaposition of audio and image.

Cotillard's face oscillates mysteriously between the past depicted on the screen and a woman of the present who tries to understand.

There's a lot of good work here, particularly in the way that Durall trusts his actors to fill out key aspects of the narrative without words.

There is a great story in here somewhere.. but the combination of the two narratives - presented as tonally and visually distinct from one another - does not entirely work.

Gay challenges the usual cliches of disease films.

Time and place hold both no and every meaning in Christian Petzold's latest film.

Àlex Brendemühl is superb as the doctor, by turns avuncular and ruthless, somebody on whom the family find themselves increasingly dependent even as they come to distrust him.

Fear festers like the cut of a rusty scythe.