Peace To Us In Our Dreams: reviews

What the critics say average 7.5 from 10

• 8.5 El PaísJordi Costa 'Peace to Us in Our Dreams' characters know that happiness is fragile and reach the awareness of their limits (...) Beautiful film that requires dedication and sincerity unabashedly offers. Read
• 8.5 FotogramasManuel Yáñez Murillo Bartas is able to convert the billowing surface of a lake or falling raindrops in perfect refejos of human frailty. Read
• 8.0 Caimán Cuadernos de CineJavier H. Estrada Intense, enigmatic and visually overwhelming, 'Peace to Us in Our Dreams' is an important step forward in the path of one of the directors of style more marked European cinema. Read
• 8.0 The Hollywood ReporterBoyd van Hoeij A slow-moving contemplation of life that's nevertheless faster than most of Bartas' output Read
• 7.7 Screen DailyDan Fainaru Locked in tight close-ups, Bartas?s characters are constantly trying to reach out to each other in their own ways. Read
• 7.5 CinemaníaDaniel de Partearroyo A cabin in the woods to reflect on memories, absences and traumas. You'll have peace when you sleep. Read
• 7.5 Cahiers du CinémaGaspard Nectoux There are beautiful things, taking the best Bartas, in contemplative forest plans of the body of the bride, of the life of the girl; there is also a more bland share. One must admit that the film moves especially when you're already intimate film Bartas. Read
• 7.0 El PeriódicoNando Salvá Bartas' ability to create internal atmospheres and steamroll with the beauty of the images is undeniable. Read
• 6.0 El MundoAlberto Bermejo A contemplative and full of beautiful images of nature wild story. Read
• 6.0 VarietyBen Kenigsberg Big Themes are tackled in a drama that won't change Lithuanian director Sharunas Bartas' reputation for forbidding fare. Read