When It Melts: reviews

What the critics say 0.0, from one review

• 0.0 VarietyJessica Kiang "As the story pivots back and forth between its two timelines, as though hoping one will hold the key to the other's release, it grows oppressive, as hard to witness as a cornered bird battering itself helplessly against one window, then the next". Read
• Screen DailyAllan Hunter "Sharing an affinity with recent films like Playground (2021) and Close (2022), When It Melts captures a potent sense of how cruel children can be to each other. There is also an additional acknowledgement of the sometimes shocking complicity of adults, either through indifference or an instinct to protect their own".