Flow

An animated adventure with a gentle touch and a simple message, "Flow" is a bit like the story of Noah's Ark, minus Noah.

It is dreamy, epic, perilous and very beautiful.

Reflections run through “Flow”, but none more so than the image of ourselves gazing back at it.

This lovely, gorgeously rendered and unforgettable feature is Latvia’s official entry for next year’s best international film Oscar.

In the subtle subtext of having a solitary creature like a cat find companionship in a boat full of animals who have lost their pack, their flock, or their herd, we will find a tender story about knowing where we are meant to be.

What I felt watching this was the exhaustion and empathy about not being able to plan for the world that you're living in... On that ground, I thought it was beautiful.

Who could have guessed that not one but two of 2024’s best movies would be pro-environmental animated treats in which Mother Nature commands a starring role?

Zilbalodis proves himself as a voice capable of converting the sounds and images of an animal fable into an active meditation for the whole family. [Full review in Spanish]

Flow makes the holes in its fabric its greatest strength.

This dialogue-free marvel has sublime visual power and a resonant sense of cinematic wonder and deep spectacle.