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Hüller has always been an unfussy actress, who allows a character's flaws to shine out in interesting ways.

It’s the sort of sweet-natured fable that makes adults nostalgic for childhood, but both the near and far futures it presents are, to children themselves, already likely to seem out of date.

Ozon does not smooth over the rough edges and the icy roads stay icy.

An absorbing account.

Swann Arlaud as Yann Andréa and Emmanuelle Devos as Michèle Manceaux give tremendous performances that circle around discoveries of deep personal truths.

There exists no safe ground when you are part of a regime that uses fear and threats as casual tools.

It is when Neither Heaven Nor Earth ventures into the unexplainable that it brings us closest to the concrete battlefield.

Like the chocolate at its heart, Améris' film is sweet, a little indulgent and over all-too-quickly but leaves a lingering glow of happiness.

Ozon remains faithful to the source and keeps its sense of mystery but has strengthened the female characters

Visually arresting and emotionally engaging.

The problem lies in the staging and the plotting, both of which make the film feel like a solid TV show rather than a feature film.