Paradise Highway

The New York Times by Concepción de León

If only the film had taken a broader view, filling in more details about the lives and motivations of the truck drivers as well as the sex traffickers.

Variety by Joe Leydon

Gutto demonstrates welcome restraint and a meticulous avoidance of anything that resembles exploitation, relying on indirect yet impactful allusions to keep us constantly aware of the mortal stakes involved. All in all, this is a singularly promising debut for a first-time feature filmmaker.

The A.V. Club by Luke Y. Thompson

As intriguing as the combination of Binoche and Grillo might sound, it would be much more impactful if they shared the screen for more than a handful of scenes. As such, the movie begins with a bang, but it ends with a whimper.

RogerEbert.com by Robert Daniels

If you squint you can nearly see the kind of movie Gutto might be aiming for.