Gloria Bell

Screen International by Allan Hunter

Moore’s performance means that we are with Gloria every step of the way, sharing in the little victories and the jolting setbacks.

IndieWire by Eric Kohn

Moore’s compassionate performance confirms the strength of the original and its beloved heroine’s universal appeal. More than that, Gloria Bell proves that the best stories can be told endlessly, so long as they’re told well.

The Guardian by Gwilym Mumford

It’s an engaging, inventive cover version.

Variety by Peter Debruge

Although García and Moore were born in the same year (under the same sign!), Lelio is more mature now than he was when he made the original film, and he brings that experience to the project in small but crucial ways.

The Hollywood Reporter by Stephen Dalton

Crucially, like its predecessor, Gloria Bell maintains a warm but rigorously unsentimental tone despite material which could easily lend itself to mawkish sentimentality.

TheWrap by Steve Pond

You can love “Gloria” and still think that Gloria Bell is an admirable reimagining that stands on its own while paying tribute to the original.

The Playlist by Victor Stiff

Moore plays Gloria with a twinkle in her eye that makes her lovable and a yearning for connection that makes her relatable.