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All Critics (3) | Top Critics (1)
Gradually works its magic as a beaten and bewildered Philippe enters the final phase of his long, strange trip. Sep 11, 2018 | Full Review…
Gradually works its magic as a beaten and bewildered Philippe enters the final phase of his long, strange trip.
Jordan Mintzer
It's a testament to French-Canadian director Maxime Giroux's control over his material that, as seemingly random or absurd as the events and imagery in The Great Darkened Days may appear, they all feel ruled by a genuine and moving emotion at their core. Sep 9, 2018 | Full Review…
It's a testament to French-Canadian director Maxime Giroux's control over his material that, as seemingly random or absurd as the events and imagery in The Great Darkened Days may appear, they all feel ruled by a genuine and moving emotion at their core.
Elena Lazic
It's an ungodly mess: the kind of movie where someone dances blissfully in the desert to Everybody Hurts for a minute and a half, and you want to set the theatre on fire as your own act of defiance. Sep 9, 2018 | Rating: 1/5 | Full Review…
It's an ungodly mess: the kind of movie where someone dances blissfully in the desert to Everybody Hurts for a minute and a half, and you want to set the theatre on fire as your own act of defiance.
Norman Wilner
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