A Thief's Daughter: reviews

What the critics say

• El MundoLuis Martínez The debut of the year (...) the director builds a film which is big outside and inside (...) one of this films that inspires at the screen and at the memory. Read
• El PaísCarlos Boyero You believe the characters, including their social environment. And you celebrate the existence of a cinema that offers a voice for the weakest and the destroyed people. The intentions seems respectables, but the language doesn't touch me Read
• ABCOti Rodríguez Marchante The camera looks for and divides a life in thousands, and with all what it has of bitterness, drama and day-to-day. Greta Fernández fill up her suffering and inexhaustible character, she brings her closer to us and sublimate her. Read
• El PeriódicoBeatriz Martínez One of those little and shocking films that grabs you inside since the first minute and stays in memory (...) Greta Fernández composes one of the female portraits more heartrending and emotional of the last years. Read
• CinemaníaAndrea G. Bermejo A very mature debut (...) a film about the material and emotional precariousness with echos to the Dardenne. Read
• FotogramasCarlos Loureda A splendid Greta Fernández in a sweeping debut (...) it's the perfect radiography of the millions of women everyday heroic. Read
• Caimán Cuadernos de CineCarlos F. Heredero A polyhedral and emotional female portrait, set in the middle of a bigger achievement for this year's Spanish cinema, a film which let us to discover a cinematographer with an own voice. Read