Blue Caprice

"A disturbing, masterfully controlled thriller (...) a smart, sobering movie that speculates with compelling detachment on how the abhorrent urge to take innocent lives might evolve" 

"Precision-honed performances and a nonsensationalistic approach distinguish this impressive first feature from French helmer Alexandre Moors, which avoids pat explanations as it offers a speculative glimpse into murderous minds" 

"Moors isolates a well-known drama with the fleeting nonfiction prologue and explores it from the inside out: It's not an attempted reenactment, but it does aim to get at certain truths." 

"'Blue Caprice' is probably what more post-9/11 cinema should have been: desperate for explanations, inchoate and wrapped in unspoken loneliness. Even though we can stomach it better a decade later, we’re still not healed. (...) Rating: ★★★ (out of 5)" 

"The strongest film I've seen in the first couple of days at Sundance is the riveting thriller 'Blue Caprice', which should put first-time director Alexandre Moors on the map (…) Rating: ★★★½ (out of 4)"