uneven but impassioned refugee-crisis doc
no offense to the likes of Sally Struthers, but Vanessa Redgrave brings a rare gravity to this kind of thing
in terms of the art and craft of film-making, Sea Sorrow doesn't score heavily. But Redgrave is entitled to point to the overwhelming relevance of the subject matter that she, as a film-maker, has chosen
by Peter Bradshaw [The Guardian ]
