Rojo's reviews
Media reviews
Cinemanía
"'Rojo' is good quality and there should be more films like this in festivals. Unusual films, weird, not perfect at all but because of that they've got their own and personal signature, much personality".
Fotogramas
"With the shiny, steely pen to which Benjamin Naishtat has accustomed us, in the film there is a small insignificant scene, apparently, that can explain the whole film".
The Hollywood Reporter
"Grandinetti, with a bushy 1970s mustache, has the thankless job of carrying a film in which he plays a morally compromised character, which doesn?t directly warm him to the audience. But he does so with his trademark intelligence and grace, turning Claudio into a generally decent man who makes a few very bad choices".
Screen Daily
"Naishtat draws out the individual stories, building a wider perspective on this society and offers enough quirky moments and unexpected developments to keep the audience on their toes. The lively musical score from Vincent Van Warmerdam runs a gamut of influences from the jazzy melancholy of Bernard Herrmann?s Taxi Driver to the insistent call of Michael Nyman".