You may love it or hate it or find yourself conflicted. You probably won't forget it easily. Full Review

Rating: 4.5/5 -- With a pulsing, angular reggaeton soundtrack from Chilean-American composer Nicolas Jaar, the film throbs and leaps rather than walks. Full Review

For the first time in his career, Larraín peers at life in his homeland today, rather than in the past - and, in the smouldering interrogation that results, he may as well be holding the flamethrower himself. Full Review

Larraín’s latest work also centers on a mesmerizing female character under emotional stress, while also telling its story with a slippery sense of what is true and what is manufactured.

Rating: 5/5 -- A stirring melodrama, a compelling character study, a hallucinatory mood piece and a rollicking dance movie all at once; Ema will have you hooked thanks to it striking visual eye from Pablo Larrain and the electrifying lead Mariana Di Girolamo. Full Review

This is, among other things, a vivid musical. So what if the story ultimately stretches credibility? Larrain is not bothered about social realism; his film is more like one of the heroine's balls of flame, hurtling towards our comfort zones. Full Review

...likely to be among my favorites of the year. Full Review