Ekskursantė

Un "road movie" triste avec une bonne direction d'acteurs (surtout de la jeune Anastasija Marcenkaite), mais avec un rythme monotone, un développement narratif peu captivant et des inserts occasionnels bon marché (illogiques) avec un contenu prétendument choquant (des yeux dans la main du cadavre d'un garçon), ce qui dégrade plutôt le film au lieu de lui apporter du drame. JEREMIE (16/02/2018)

So we’ve finally lived to see an A-grade movie from Lithuania. It brings a story that isn’t overly aggressive or cruel but brings out the terrors of a post-war era with moments and shots that speak for themselves. The tale of little Marija took my breath away. She’s lived through terrors of the war in her own way and with very little understanding. On the other hand, she was lucky to meet good people, so even though she’s gone through hell, it could have been even worse. Exactly as the reviewer danliofer says, this movie is a lot of things, but definitely not black and white. It opens up a lot of questions and they all have something in common – humanity. The final scene has pierced my heart like a Nazi’s dagger. (16/11/2017)