A gorgeous film that won't disappoint.

Tsai's style is essentially written in stone at this point, and [this] hardly challenges it. [He] is as visually adept here as ever, right up to the film's peaceful final shot.

A subtle, slow-moving presentation of hope and responsibility that will test your patience if you are not a fan of elliptical, dreamlike narratives like those in Tsai's films.

Music interlaces the action, which proceeds mostly without words, expression or, regrettably, interest.

Working from a sombre palette and with little to no dialogue, Tsai crafts a dazed fantasy about companionship and its power to revivify.

Spare an evening, if you feel adventurous.

Directors who come up with films with "sleep" in the title shouldn't be this dull if they don't want glib comments made about them. Yes, I Don't Want To Sleep Alone is a snooze-fest.

While not as erotic as other films by this director, there’s a languid sensuality to the story.

This mostly wordless saga is striking but slight.

Tsai’s long, static, near-wordless takes may try the patience of some, but fans will be enchanted by his new-found warmth.