Sew the Winter to my Skin

"Qubeka's largely wordless, diffuse, time-scrambled narrative feels willfully confusing at first, but it rewards patient viewers with its sensory riches and hypnotic rhythms. The effect is somewhat reminiscent of Terrence Malick's latterday oeuvre" 

"An energetic but ill-disciplined and often incoherent attempt to imbue the tale of a South African outlaw with mythic, folk-hero grandeur." 

"Qubeka has turned the lack of dialogue into a salient message about reportage and has made an enthralling edge-of-the-seat thriller while he was at it" 

"The sparse dialogue leaves room for every character to fill their moments (...) There are many bold images in this film, and some of them are truly unprecedented"