A daughter's documentary about her Holocaust-survivor father, based on his remarkable and eloquent memoirs, suffers from a jumbled chronology and some twee self-indulgence. Full Review

Rating: 8.85/10 -- A mesmerizing, heartfelt and fascinating film that would make a compelling Hollywood biopic. Full Review

Not just a story of survival, it is a statement about the values of a family that were not only considered anathema to the Nazis but to the alt-right of today. In many ways, this is the most powerful anti-fascist film you will see this or any other year. Full Review

The sad truth is that we've heard countless harrowing stories of the Holocaust, and this one, for the most part, isn't presented in a way that makes it indelible or urgent. Full Review

Rating: 2.5/4 -- The banality of Marina Willer's voiceover only goes to prove the old cliché that a picture is worth a thousand words. Full Review

[A]n artistically woven series of gorgeously shot images, some of which, captured in and around Prague, are specific to Alfred Willer’s childhood, while others are more impressionistic.

In the end, this relentlessly scenic travelogue/valentine is Willer literally giving her old man peace of mind. Full Review