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Lucy Walker's chilling documentary serves as a reminder that the threat of a nuclear bomb going off somewhere in the world to devastating effect has not diminished just because it has slipped from the public consciousness.

A fascinating look at a society establishing its own identity in the face of international indifference.

The newest element of all this is the potentially interesting take on its totalitarian overtone, including everyone standing at a certain point for the national anthem, but the film takes the soft path every time.

Leuenberger makes Nora's gradual awakening to gender issues feel like the sun coming out on a dreary day, brimful of unexpected warmth.

Probably the finest example of filmmaking in the last three decades.

Suffers from a sort of willful obscurantism which, combined with its slow pace, means that it sometimes struggles to keep the viewer's attention.

Grim and unremitting, it's hard to go the distance.

A fine, well-made and thought-provoking film... Nonetheless, something seems lacking, preventing it from being as powerful and overwhelming a piece of cinema as you think it ought.

Startlingly original.

A true masterpiece of modernism.

The director shows strong control of the film's mood, generating tension from something as simple as a bottle of vodka.

High intensity workouts are matched by a high intensity acting performance by Magalena Kolesnik, who powers her way through this character study.

Its message – especially its critique of media manipulation – remains relevant in today’s era of fake news.