Los Angeles Times by Katie Walsh
Though the first half of the film is far more interesting than the overwrought melodrama that it becomes, Sky remains a deeply compelling and optimistic valentine to the possibilities of the West.
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France, Germany · 2015
1h 40m
Director Fabienne Berthaud
Starring Norman Reedus, Diane Kruger, Gilles Lellouche, Lena Dunham
Genre Drama
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After fleeing from her violent husband, Romy embarks on a journey alone across the United States. Forced to depend on the kindness of strangers, she finds kinship and belonging in unexpected places.
Los Angeles Times by Katie Walsh
Though the first half of the film is far more interesting than the overwrought melodrama that it becomes, Sky remains a deeply compelling and optimistic valentine to the possibilities of the West.
The Seattle Times by Moira Macdonald
Sky, despite its Hitchcockian beginning, is no thriller; instead, it’s a character study of a woman seeking a second act, and of a landscape that gradually transforms from foreign to welcoming.
Village Voice by Sherilyn Connelly
Fabienne Berthaud's Sky is a road movie that never quite makes the right turns.
The New York Times by Stephen Holden
This expressionistic portrait of the American West is an oddity that only a director from another country could have conjured.
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