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The Keys to the House (2004)

Meeting his handicapped son for the first time, a young father attempts to forge a relationship with the teenager.

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Michael Rechtshaffen 10 Oct 2015

Outstanding, entirely unique father-son portrait.

Joe Morgenstern 29 Feb 2012

Even more astonishing that the superb acting is the simple fact that director Gianni Amelio has managed to craft a touching tale of a father reunited with his disabled son without the slightest whiff of sentimentality.

Deborah Young 08 Jan 2013

Radiates a warm humanity and uplifts the spirit. Subtle rather than sentimental, it lacks easy tears though attentive viewers will find it lacerating enough.

J.R. Jones 18 Jul 2009

The drama is hampered by a vague screenplay that takes its sweet time explaining the characters' past and never specifies the nature of the boy's palsy and apparent retardation.

Kim Morgan 13 Oct 2014

There is nothing obvious about this subtle yet powerfully subversive look into the emotional toll and confusion of dealing with a disabled child.