Digger

The New York Times by Beatrice Loayza

Its terse David and Goliath conflict doesn’t yield satisfyingly punchy results.

Variety by Guy Lodge

In this witty, windblown modern fable, man, nature and machine get to take turns being the enemy and the savior.

The Guardian by Phil Hoad

It’s a shame that, as it ramps up, this generational tension isn’t dramatised with the sharpness it might have been.

Screen Daily by Sarah Ward

Digger’s loyalties always reside with Nikitas, his quest to keep his home and his devotion to the woodlands; yet Grigorakis shows an environment- and economic-fuelled tragedy, too.

Slant Magazine by William Repass

Georgis Grigorakis’s film may not revolutionize the western genre by transposing it to an unlikely setting, but it doesn’t dilute it either.