I Carry You With Me

A fascinating - though at times uneven - blend of film styles.

This flawed but powerful immigrant love story is worthy of the big screen.

The overall feeling here is ethereal, dreamy, moody, memory-like -- a more user-friendly Terence Malick vibe. It is a gorgeous film, and one that deserves to be seen on a giant screen.

Admirable efforts aside, I Carry You With Me is still an enchanting mix of drama and romance, but also a timely, poetic love letter to Iván's home country, Mexico

The film is a big hug, but the "you" of the title is a homeland, and it is many miles away.

If you're a sucker for love stories about couples overcoming obstacles, Heidi Ewing's low-key indie is a find.

As intimate of a movie as you will find this year.

I Carry You With Me is a visually striking film that is well-acted and filled to the brim with important messaging and memorable lines that I will never forget.

This is the kind of film that makes one’s heart grow three sizes while watching it and considering the amount of Grinch-like behavior in the United States in 2020, it’s difficult to think of something more necessary.

Ewing, in her narrative debut, proves herself a gentile and empathetic director.