This is a lyrical ode to the glories of summer and the collaborative joys of filmmaking, suffused with the hope that we will never be deprived of either for long.

Justin Chang

Los Angeles Times

The directors, Maureen Fazendeiro and Miguel Gomes, rely on some tricky devices to tell the story of this film shoot—but those tricks, far from undercutting the emotional drama, intensify it. The result is the most accomplished and absorbing film about time spent in lockdown that I’ve seen.

A work that possesses both the whimsy and fearlessness of a student project and the technical vibrancy of a veteran’s opus.

Beandrea July

The New York Times