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The movie's institutional politics are fairly pat, though the fear, suffering, and helplessness of the individual patients and their family members are rendered so concretely that the moral imperative is impossible to overlook. September 17, 2015 | Full Review…
The movie's institutional politics are fairly pat, though the fear, suffering, and helplessness of the individual patients and their family members are rendered so concretely that the moral imperative is impossible to overlook.
J. R. Jones
There are few things more fascinating than when competent professionals disagree, especially if we appreciate the source of their impasse. August 6, 2015 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
There are few things more fascinating than when competent professionals disagree, especially if we appreciate the source of their impasse.
Alan Zilberman
Lilti, himself a former doctor drawing from his own experience, includes telling details but can't summon a convincing tone. July 23, 2015 | Full Review…
Lilti, himself a former doctor drawing from his own experience, includes telling details but can't summon a convincing tone.
Peter Keough
While it has considerable charms, Hippocrates is just too predictable. July 17, 2015 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
While it has considerable charms, Hippocrates is just too predictable.
Tirdad Derakhshani
Abdel's compassionate but controversial handling of a cancer-riven elderly woman provides the meatiest storytelling in this otherwise ho-hum workplace drama. July 9, 2015 | Full Review…
Abdel's compassionate but controversial handling of a cancer-riven elderly woman provides the meatiest storytelling in this otherwise ho-hum workplace drama.
Robert Abele
Despite characterful ensemble work in the vein of Mawenn's Polisse, scenes of spinal taps and form-filling outnumber life-or-death resuscitations, and its dramatic pulse tails off alarmingly. June 25, 2015 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Despite characterful ensemble work in the vein of Mawenn's Polisse, scenes of spinal taps and form-filling outnumber life-or-death resuscitations, and its dramatic pulse tails off alarmingly.
Mike McCahill
Vincent Lacoste is riveting as young intern facing personal and professional crises. July 24, 2015 | Rating: A minus | Full Review…
Vincent Lacoste is riveting as young intern facing personal and professional crises.
James Verniere
It is a sobering look into a bureaucratic system that puts the patients second and the bureaucracy first. July 2, 2015 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
It is a sobering look into a bureaucratic system that puts the patients second and the bureaucracy first.
Robin Clifford
As Algerian physician Abdel, Reda Kateb ("Zero Dark Thirty"), who won a Cesar for this role, gives a study in compassionate care despite a system which often has other priorities. He's the real star of the film. July 2, 2015 | Rating: B | Full Review…
As Algerian physician Abdel, Reda Kateb ("Zero Dark Thirty"), who won a Cesar for this role, gives a study in compassionate care despite a system which often has other priorities. He's the real star of the film.
Laura Clifford
Provides a stark insight into the demands made of junior doctors in a health system hamstrung by staff shortages and antiquated apparatus. June 25, 2015 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Provides a stark insight into the demands made of junior doctors in a health system hamstrung by staff shortages and antiquated apparatus.
David Parkinson
The little details and the faithfulness to history makes the narrative seem accurate. [full review in Spanish] June 12, 2015
The little details and the faithfulness to history makes the narrative seem accurate. [full review in Spanish]
Mabel Salinas
A movie that could have been filmed anywhere where those working in the public health sector face great obstacles. [full review in Spanish] June 12, 2015 | Full Review…
A movie that could have been filmed anywhere where those working in the public health sector face great obstacles. [full review in Spanish]
Lucero Solórzano
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