The Encampments: reviews
Reviews
What the critics say average 7.5 from 5 outlets
- 9.0 The Hollywood ReporterLovia Gyarkye
The Encampments is not just critical in capturing the real-time makings of a movement, but in laying bare the consequences of this response.
Read - 8.0 The Irish TimesDonald Clarke
The Encampments may win over few hostile to the college occupations, but it offers an important record of how the campaign developed.
- 8.0 Little White LiesJosh Slater-Williams
There is hope: Gazan journalist Bisan Owda is among the talking heads, given appropriate space in the film’s moving closing moments to reflect on the rippling global awakening concerning freedom for the Palestinian people; on the importance of feeling, regardless of how gradually, that they are not alone.
Read - 6.3 The Washington PostMichael O'Sullivan
Too often, in a film about an ostensibly peaceful form of dissent, it feels like adversaries are being targeted, albeit subtly, when the real enemy is war itself.
Read - 6.0 The GuardianPeter Bradshaw
Perhaps the full story of the encampments has yet to be told.
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Questions about the reviews of The Encampments
- What score does The Encampments have?
- The critics, 7.5 on average from 5 reviews.
- What do the critics say about The Encampments?
- The highest score is The Hollywood Reporter’s (9.0) and the lowest The Guardian’s (6.0).