Reviews

• Each shot is its own little miracle.

  - The San Francisco Chronicle
  
  26 April 2013

• One of the most original and stylish films to come along this year.

  V.A. Musetto - New York Post
  
  26 April 2013

• The film is told almost entirely without dialogue, but is alive to sound; we spend observant, introspective hours in a Hungarian hamlet where nothing much seems to happen -- oh, except that there's a suspicious death.

  Roger Ebert - The Chicago Sun-Times
  
  26 April 2013

• There's scarcely any dialogue, and the "hukkle" sound is universal enough to make subtitles unnecessary and to please an audience of any age and attention span.

  Wesley Morris - The Boston Globe
  
  26 April 2013

• A film driven by an elusive plot buried like a cryptogram under the action. It's a delightfully screwy ethnographic murder mystery, beautifully photographed in translucent naturalistic color.

  Michael Wilmington - The Chicago Tribune
  
  26 April 2013