Julia's Eyes Reviews

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• this solid Spanish thriller is clearly in thrall to the works of the great Alfred Hitchcock

  by Leigh Paatsch [Herald Sun (Australia) ]

• this is altogether a chillier, slicker and colder affair, formal and beautiful in composition and shot through with a sadistic eroticism

  by Andrew O'Hehir [Salon.com ]

• the glossy production values make this Spanish film look every bit as polished as any Hollywood thriller

  by Tim Martain [The Mercury ]

• slowly laying the foundation for an extremely tense final act

  by Geoff Berkshire [Metromix.com ]

• mood and lyrics resonate, in ways that are both poignant and ironic, throughout the film

  by Philippa Hawker [The Age (Australia) ]

• might at least take us on an unexpected journey; show evidence of a cinematic imagination writ large

  by Lynden Barber [sbs.com.au ]

• little too long and the heavy handed sound scape is a deterrent in the early scenes

  by Louise Keller [Urban Cinefile ]

• good fun, but featuring more twists than a double helix

  by Sophie Ivan [Film4 ]

• entertainingly tense moments, rich atmosphere and a very nice use of darkness, which in itself becomes a character

  by Matthew Pejkovic [Matt's Movie Reviews ]

• a lot of the goings-on can be guessed ahead of time, actually

  by Dustin Putman [DustinPutman.com ]

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