the lurching uncertainty driving and uniting their tumultuous teens is tenderly conveyed, and the more the duo are drawn to each other, finding solace in their unlikely friendship, the more that viewers are drawn into their story
pulling from a slew of previous entries into the genre, the film never finds its own identity or rhythm; "Roads", like the title itself, is mostly set on the open road and winds up with the inherent boredom that can come
actor turned director and writer Sebastian Schipper examines immigration with this vibrant road movie; A thoughtful script (Schipper and Oliver Ziegenbalg), nice performances from the teens
by Dwight Brown[National Newspaper Publishers Association ]
a rocky if endearing trek through contemporary Europe; If the premise of Roads sounds conventional, with a story that slides into cliches and then slips out of them, Schipper does a good job making the plights of his two wayfarers feel rough and real
by Dwight Brown [National Newspaper Publishers Association ]
