The Look of Silence

"The unapologetic directness of the filmmaking leaves you horrified, moved, angry and repelled all at once." 

"[It] is an ululating lament, a drawn-out wail of grief that sounds almost like a song, albeit a harrowing one. This film may feel like the aftershock after the seismic event of its (...) precursor, but it’s an aftershock whose power is not diminished, merely transformed." 

"An stunning (...) piece that shifts its emphasis from the perpetrators of the atrocity to their victims, all the while maintaining its predecessor’s ornate moral complexities (...) and occasional, devastating jabs of humor." 

"Feels more like an extended DVD extra to Oppenheimer's genre-defying previous film than a stand-alone documentary." 

"As bleak, unflinching and utterly unmissable as its predecessor, while the number of people credited as 'Anonymous' in the end credits is as bone-chilling as what has gone before. (...) Rating: ★★★★★ (out of five)"