Two Prosecutors: reviews

What the critics say

• Roger EbertBen Kenigsberg The casting of the clean-cut, presentable Kuznetsov—the sole actor who walks through the movie without the bearing of the walking dead—gives it a certain charge. Read
• VarietyJessica Kiang Like reading a slim paperback classic by Camus or Kafka or Orwell, where the pages are spotted with age, but the insights remain painfully, vividly fresh. Read
• The Hollywood ReporterJordan Mintzer Impeccably directed and impressively acted, this slow-burn story of political injustice is filled to the brim with atmosphere -- specifically the stifling, claustrophobic atmosphere of the U.S.S.R. at the height of Stalin’s Great Purge. Read