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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
It is a black comedy, among the blackest. It is also more grueling in some stretches than anything in "United 93." Read full review
Like "United 93" and the work of the Dardenne brothers, it lives entirely in the moment, seeing what happens as it happens, drawing no conclusions, making no speeches, creating no artificial dramatic conflicts, just showing people living one moment after another, as they must. Read full review
Mr. Lazarescu is that rich and riveting a film of universal small human moments and big-system failure. Read full review
An intoxicating performance piece in which skilled actors pinball off each other with such energy and nuance that the audience almost forgets about the dying man on the edge of the frame. The style alone makes the movie's point. Read full review
Puiu's is the art of the seemingly artless: he takes a story that's utterly unglamorous and mundane, and transforms it into something mythic. Read full review
Picture's dour take on the dehumanizing process of medical treatment is leavened by black humor and dialogue that always rings true. Read full review
An explicit ode to mortality, not without a certain grim humor. Read full review
The Death of Mr. Lazarescu, for all its terrible matter-of-factness, produces tumultuous feelings of amazement and revolt. Read full review
A thorny masterpiece. Read full review
Though it is undeniably bleak and pessimistic and marked by a texture of observation worthy of British director Mike Leigh, The Death of Mr. Lazarescu is not as forbidding as it sounds. Read full review
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