I prefer to think of Juniper as chamber music—muted, soft, with a certain ache that lingers.

Predictably, their relationship softens up, but the film nevertheless maintains some of its prickly charm, in no small part because of the feisty Rampling, whose ice-queen persona here straddles bone-dry humor and withering tragedy.

Beatrice Loayza

The New York Times

Saville too often skims the surfaces of his characters, substituting traumatic concepts and plot devices for narrative logic and truly authentic, compelling emotion.

Gary Goldstein

Los Angeles Times