Saura(s): reviews

What the critics say average 6.8 from 6

• 8.0 El MundoAlberto Bermejo "A pulse between what Viscarret and the children would like to know and what Saura insists sarcastically more than hiding, an obstinate siege to his precious intimacy that ends up sketching out a mysterious and fascinating figure" Read
• 7.5 El PaísJordi Costa "With an effective formal façade in debt to that aesthetic of the screens so similar to the Saura of the last epoque, 'Saura(s)' nuances the apparent impenetrability of the portrait through revealing [...] details" Read
• 7.0 CinemaníaCarlos Marañón "Viscarret seeks for an original detour to try and know him better, in a brave and odd attempt to work against Saura's willing, but with his acquiescence [...]. Viscarret's effort is praiseworthy" Read
• 6.0 ABCOti Rodríguez Marchante "The curious thing about this documentary [is] how comfortable and even touching results Saura's awkwardness before himself [...] and how much this suggests about him, his loved ones and the ins and outs of his work" Read
• 6.0 El PeriódicoQuim Casas "More than a portrait of Carlos Saura as a filmmaker or photographer, this is a portrait of the person and his environment" Read
• 6.0 FotogramasFausto Fernández "The truth under this is a Carlos Saura film... or even all of Carlos Saura's films" Read