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The New York Times by Andy Webster
In Antonio Banderas, Mr. Hudson has a winning de Sautuola of personal modesty, scientific integrity and paternal warmth.
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The Globe and Mail (Toronto) by Brad Wheeler
Directed by veteran "Chariots of Fire" filmmaker Hugh Hudson, the semi-compelling Finding Altamira is let down by ordinary acting, way too many scholarly adages and a perplexing level of inaction.
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Los Angeles Times by Gary Goldstein
Although the script by Olivia Hetreed and José Luis López-Linares traffics in vital ideas and still-timely assertions (“We shouldn’t try to fit facts into a set of beliefs!”), a looser, less self-important approach would have helped.
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[Banderas] acquits himself admirably with his restrained yet subtly detailed portrayal of an intelligent man subjected to the stings of intolerant attitudes and professional jealousies.
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Village Voice by Sherilyn Connelly
Hugh Hudson's Finding Altamira is a rote but engaging historical drama about the eternal debate between truth and mythology.