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A wonderful black comedy.

Much of the film’s raw effectiveness is due to the young cast’s wisdom and effortless on-screen chemistry.

The wide-eyed young girl Sophie, who possesses a wisdom and bravura beyond her years, is beautifully caught by newcomer Ruby Barnhill.

A superior sense of place and editorial timing lends the Breki's disaster urgency, tension and terror.

All praise to the acting here, as each star deliver characters with depth and meaning, without the encumbrance of lengthy self-exposition.

There's a very clear fondness here for the subject matter.

One could imagine a global, English-language remake of Hidden People that could almost write itself, largely thanks to the universal and bulletproof story.

CGI shocks don't shiver your timbers because you've been here, seen that, and what's left is betting on who's next for Meg's brekky

Doubtless the director thought the style would serve its narrative but it only alienates.