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The Search (2014)

A woman who works for a non-governmental organization (NGO) forms a special relationship with a young boy in war-torn Chechnya.

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Oscar G 19 Jul 2015

No es el mejor trabajo de Michel Hazanavicius. Llena de facilismos, y un drama sin profundidad plagado de clichés, este trabajo merece quedarse guardado en el cajón del olvido.

Emma Dibdin 21 May 2014

The Search paints a compelling portrait of a war-torn nation but labours its points too heavily, its gait stiff and lumbering where The Artist was joyfully fleet of foot.

Radheyan Simonpillai 12 Mar 2015

After winning the Oscar for his glorified trinket The Artist, Hazanavicius throws a spotlight on human rights horrors. His well-intentioned children-in-peril story, set during the second Chechen war, is periodically moving but unwieldy and heavy-handed.

Ian G 07 Sep 2014

Michael; Hazavicious`follow up to the Artist is a bit of a mixed bag of a film with two story arcs circling around the events of the Chechen War in the late 90`s. The more arresting of the two is the one that tracks the orphaned son of a family who for the most part is murdered by the Russian millitary on suspected terrorism charges, and escapes into the war torn wilderness until is taken in initially by Annette Bening`s refugee centre and then Berenice Bejo`s human rights acitivist until the climax of the film. Watching the tender moments between the child and Berenice are very tender and heartwrenching all the star and really made the film for me. The other arc which seems to strictly be there just to pad the film and tie in to launch and end the film on a circular arc is the one of following a musician who is essentially forced to join the military when busted for drugs and gets enlisted strictly to avoid jail time. Nothing groundbreaking here and plays up some typical stereotypes of men in the trenches. Far from the greatness of the Artist but has its moments.

Barry Hertz 12 Mar 2015

Yes, it may not live up to Fred Zinneman's 1948 film on which it's loosely based, but it's strong and powerful all the same: a film where it's clear the director is in complete control.