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Drew Hunt, Chicago Reader: This moody Icelandic character study illustrates the subjective nature of grief and the self-destructive ways people handle loss. Read more
John DeFore, Hollywood Reporter: Sincere and well acted. Read more
Martin Tsai, Los Angeles Times: Writer-producer Ragnar Bragason renders the story only on a superficial level, developing Hera's character primarily through changes in wardrobe, hair and makeup. Read more
Andy Webster, New York Times: It taps into something universal, and very precious, about loss, art and adolescent rebellion. Read more
Michael Nordine, Village Voice: The film deftly marries the essence of the music to a moving coming-of-age framework. Read more