ALPHA, The Right To Kill: reviews

What the critics say

• The Hollywood ReporterJonathan Holland More than for its storyline or style, 'Alpha' is more valuable as a record of a city in the grip of fear of both its criminals and its government. Read
• El PeriódicoNando Salvà It is a story full of potential that Mendoza sabotage through a messy direction and a lack of interest for rhythm and narrative concision. Read
• FotogramasCarlos Loureda Brillante Mendoza spreads out his intelligence from the first moment. It's a successful staging to create a thriller with nerve, energy and tension. Read
• El MundoLuis Martínez Beyond the provocative (maybe boring) narration or the confusing and chaotic (sometimes non-existent) staging, what we have left is the fever. Read
• VarietyGuy Lodge There's a bone-weary resignation to its worldview that underlines its simple moral point all the more effectively. Read
• The Hollywood ReporterJonathan Holland High-impact but shallow. Read