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A slanted but shrewd look at another side of today's refugee crisis.
A feature that blurs the line between right and wrong, creating an internal conflict that makes for a hugely provocative production.
Based on true events, Lafosse makes the audience decide between morals and reality. [Full review in Spanish]
Lafosse's performance-reliant approach is honoured by a very committed set of acting turns, Lindon's in particular.
The White Knights has a clear moral spine, but its verbosity obscures rather than reinforces the message.
The film is nearly scrubbed clean of formal or thematic complexity.
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