A Chiara

The plot is sluggish, but the film’s credibility is always intriguing.

A solid film bolstered by its gripping central performance.

Jonas Carpignano’s impressive, slow-burning drama captures a milieu that is bound by rules that have little to do with the laws of the land.

This gripping and emotive drama follows Chiara’s attempts to come to terms with her father’s criminal legacy...

Another very impressive achievement from Carpignano.

I never knew where it was going, and I was gripped... It was just so well done.

Exudes dramatic and narrative potency, naturalness, credibility, and fascinating and moving humanism. [Full review in Spanish]

A Chiara becomes a bit of a slog as it circles the same scenarios and revelations for extended periods of time.

You will feel some suffocation among the tension and friction, and the result can be slightly disturbing in its forthrightness.

A story about the loss of innocence... novel yet heartbreaking. [Full review in Spanish]