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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Sweet Land is a movie of extraordinary tenderness, in which Reaser and Guinee, using a language of looks, make you happy to think about what love once might have been. Read full review
Intelligently written, brilliantly cast and thesped story of a German mail order bride in a Norwegian-American community in Minnesota just after WWI never hits a wrong note. Read full review
Demonstrating a mastery of the medium that belies his status as a first-time feature filmmaker, writer-director Ali Selim has crafted in Sweet Land a tale of pure Americana that speaks both to the immigrant experience and the nature of love. Read full review
It's winsome, sentimental and lovely in a minor-key way. Read full review
A type of American independent we don't see often enough. Read full review
A lovely , old-fashioned farm romance quietly doubling as a comment on immigration and American identity. Read full review
An unusual look at love and how it can unexpectedly develop. Those for whom the concept of an arranged marriage is foreign will get a little history lesson on the immigrant experience watching this sweetly engrossing film. Read full review
The film's guileless, heartfelt style veers perilously close to corniness at times, but the superb cast dares you to mock. Read full review
Selim's script doesn't hit new territory, but beautiful cinematography takes it just far enough. Read full review
Sweet Land is as empty and beautiful as the picturesque Minnesota terrain it's so clearly taken with. Read full review