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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Fan's camera moves sinuously through these people's lives and gives a human face to a national panorama. Read full review
The attention to visuals is above and beyond what most vrit is capable of; doing double duty as the film's cinematographer, Fan demonstrates a pitch-perfect photojournalistic eye. Read full review
Fan has visual panache - Last Train Home has some gorgeously composed shots - but he also has something that can't be taught: The patience and understanding to allow a family to tell their heartbreaking story in their own way. Read full review
Mr. Fan's documentary is informed by a melancholy humanism, and finds unexpected beauty in almost unbearably harsh circumstances. It tells the story of a family caught, and possibly crushed, between the past and the future - a story that, on its own, is moving, even heartbreaking. Multiplied by 130 million, it becomes a terrifying and sobering panorama of the present. Read full review
It's one of those extraordinary films, like "Hoop Dreams," that tells a story the makers could not possibly have anticipated in advance. It works like stunning, grieving fiction. Read full review
This is essential viewing for understanding our world. Read full review
The Chinese economic miracle, however, came at a wrenching human cost, one that is beautifully explored in an exceptional documentary called Last Train Home. Read full review
A miniature masterpiece of documentary observation. Read full review
The picture laudably adopts an intimate, personal approach to a subject -- hardworking Chinese garment workers -- that's been covered in more hectoring fashion elsewhere. Read full review
Everything is edged with desperation. However arduous Last Train Home may have been to shoot, it was infinitely more arduous to live. Read full review