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A multipart portrait of contemporary Iceland emerges that feels necessarily somewhat incomplete, given time constraints, but always deeply human. Aug 16, 2019 | Full Review…
A multipart portrait of contemporary Iceland emerges that feels necessarily somewhat incomplete, given time constraints, but always deeply human.
Boyd van Hoeij
Once a sense of rhythm is grasped, things fall into place, and audiences will exit the cinema debating their favorite scenes, recalling a wealth of graceful, humane interactions. Aug 12, 2019 | Full Review…
Once a sense of rhythm is grasped, things fall into place, and audiences will exit the cinema debating their favorite scenes, recalling a wealth of graceful, humane interactions.
Jay Weissberg
The disparate vignettes of Echo are held together by strange rhymes and resonances, so that social, generational, economic and political conversations and contradictions are juxtaposed between, and sometimes even within, individual scenes. Nov 28, 2019 | Full Review…
The disparate vignettes of Echo are held together by strange rhymes and resonances, so that social, generational, economic and political conversations and contradictions are juxtaposed between, and sometimes even within, individual scenes.
Anton Bitel
The film ultimately coheres into a vivid portrait of contemporary Iceland that's equal parts bleak and beguiling. Aug 21, 2019 | Full Review…
The film ultimately coheres into a vivid portrait of contemporary Iceland that's equal parts bleak and beguiling.
Paul O'Callaghan
[Echo] is an ambitious, bird's eye overview of human behavioral observations between moments of tumultuousness and familiarity, almost ethnographic in its attempt to present a modern portrait of objective interaction. Aug 19, 2019 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
[Echo] is an ambitious, bird's eye overview of human behavioral observations between moments of tumultuousness and familiarity, almost ethnographic in its attempt to present a modern portrait of objective interaction.
Nicholas Bell
Stretching from the first twinkling tree light to the last spent firework of a New Year's dawn, it captures a sense of the way we live now. Aug 12, 2019 | Full Review…
Stretching from the first twinkling tree light to the last spent firework of a New Year's dawn, it captures a sense of the way we live now.
Allan Hunter
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