From her revolutionary depiction of real-time onscreen to her almost voyeuristic style of shooting her own life, No Home Movie epitomizes every quality that made Chantal Akerman's cinema so groundbreaking. Full Review

For a subject so deeply ingrained with sorrow, the punishing and purposely tedious nature of No Home Movie's structure feels entirely earned -- even imperative. Full Review

Rating: 4/5 -- Chantal Akerman's final film has almost unbearable poignancy and melancholy ... Full Review

Rating: 4/5 -- This is not an easy film to watch but its power and poignancy are only increased by the circumstances in which it was made. Full Review

Rating: 4/4 -- Akerman ... is her own best spokesperson as she discusses her films at locations where they were shot. Full Review

Rating: 4/5 -- The shooting style will drive many people to distraction (a four-minute opening shot of a bush, for instance, is a killer). But as an essay on motherhood, memory and the looming shadow of loss, it's close to exquisite. Full Review

Both elliptical and tryingly quotidian, No Home Movie is a shattering contemplation of loss and grief as much as it is a search for identity and calm... Full Review