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Transit lives up to its title with a challenging drama that captures characters - and puts the audience - in a state of flux and exerts an unsettling pull.
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Once Transit's bitterly ironic vision takes hold, it eats into the mind. December 20, 2019 | Full Review…
Once Transit's bitterly ironic vision takes hold, it eats into the mind.
David Edelstein
An audacious reminder that there's more than one way to adapt a so-called "period" novel for a new era. December 20, 2019 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
An audacious reminder that there's more than one way to adapt a so-called "period" novel for a new era.
Michael Phillips
It's beguiling and kind of a labyrinth of a movie... Very timely. September 20, 2019 | Full Review…
It's beguiling and kind of a labyrinth of a movie... Very timely.
Claudia Puig
It doesn't always click (a scene involving a suicidal dog minder is a bit arch), but the dauntless ambition is never in doubt. August 16, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
It doesn't always click (a scene involving a suicidal dog minder is a bit arch), but the dauntless ambition is never in doubt.
Kevin Maher
While the voltage of the film starts sputtering out, there's still value to Petzold's ideas, and on a scene-to-scene basis he's capable of back-pocket inspiration like few others. August 15, 2019 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
While the voltage of the film starts sputtering out, there's still value to Petzold's ideas, and on a scene-to-scene basis he's capable of back-pocket inspiration like few others.
Tim Robey
The strangeness of this story will live in your bloodstream like a virus. August 14, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
The strangeness of this story will live in your bloodstream like a virus.
Peter Bradshaw
So many of the plot points and characterizations that make the film such an absorbing experience would ... fall apart without Petzold's .. control over the destabilizing mood. June 30, 2020 | Full Review…
So many of the plot points and characterizations that make the film such an absorbing experience would ... fall apart without Petzold's .. control over the destabilizing mood.
CJ Sheu
Christian Petzold's stripped back melodrama takes not the slightest effort to recreate its World War II setting, yet it's all the more politically potent for that fact. June 26, 2020 | Full Review…
Christian Petzold's stripped back melodrama takes not the slightest effort to recreate its World War II setting, yet it's all the more politically potent for that fact.
Adrian Martin
In updating the story from World War II to a mysteriously Fascist-occupied present-day Paris, director Christian Petzold transforms Anna Segher's 1942 novel into both a Philip K. Dick-esque 'alternate history' thriller and a Kafkaesque neo-'Casablanca.' June 22, 2020 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
In updating the story from World War II to a mysteriously Fascist-occupied present-day Paris, director Christian Petzold transforms Anna Segher's 1942 novel into both a Philip K. Dick-esque 'alternate history' thriller and a Kafkaesque neo-'Casablanca.'
John Beifuss
Transit is most powerful emotionally during sequences where the main character puts his own grief and confusion on hold to look after a small boy in need of a substitute dad. May 29, 2020 | Full Review…
Transit is most powerful emotionally during sequences where the main character puts his own grief and confusion on hold to look after a small boy in need of a substitute dad.
David Lamble
Phenomenal as an intellectual exercise, a piece of storytelling, a dive into a mysterious, dream-like world, and as a Kafkaesque character drama. January 7, 2020 | Rating: 4.5/5 | Full Review…
Phenomenal as an intellectual exercise, a piece of storytelling, a dive into a mysterious, dream-like world, and as a Kafkaesque character drama.
Tim Brayton
Transit is a thrilling and unsettling film that tangibly recreates a nightmare of displacement and uncertainty, but in such a way that could appeal to a broader audience. December 20, 2019 | Rating: 84/100 | Full Review…
Transit is a thrilling and unsettling film that tangibly recreates a nightmare of displacement and uncertainty, but in such a way that could appeal to a broader audience.
Beatrice Loayza
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