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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
A complicated family story that takes place in three distinct time periods, and that's handled with astonishing ease and fluidity by director Claude Miller. Read full review
A Secret is suitably tense, sad, and deeply poignant as it moves toward an epilogue exploring the idea that everything rots and decays, no mater how well-maintained. Read full review
Nearly every melodramatic impulse has been suppressed in favor of a calm precision that serves both to intensify and delay the emotional impact of the film's climactic disclosures. Read full review
A clanking, old-fashioned period drama infused with almost unbearable grief, Claude Miller's film A Secret has an enormous significance in France that it can never possess elsewhere. Read full review
The filmmaker's decision to shoot the past in color and the present in murky black and white is an inspired visual translation of psychological truth. Read full review
Deepened by its complex back-and-forth chronology, deft shifts in perspective, and a significantly counterintuitive color-coding of past and present, A Secret suggests that it's not illicit passion, but rather the crime of denial, that has screwed up this family down the generations. Read full review
A harrowing and wrenching coming-of-age story. Read full review
A fine drama that stands as Gallic vet Claude Miller's best in at least a decade. Read full review
Beautifully acted and exquisitely photographed, director Claude Miller's superb drama, from Philippe Grimbert's autobiographical novel, is awash with the ripples created by unlived lives. Read full review
A structural mess that turns contrived just when it should be hitting home. Read full review