Reviews
A Letter Without Words is a love letter without equal... a profoundly moving collaboration between a filmmaker and the grandmother she never knew.
Philadelphia Inquirera really wonderful Sundance documentary...simply remarkable - Einstein in Berlin in 1929, the bliss of pre-Hitler Jewish life in Germany, the gradual disintegration of a society that forced a family to flee...
NewsdayHonesty is at the core of A Letter Without Words, which becomes more compelling as it goes along, more powerfully concerned with the enigmas of personality and history.
New York TimesOne of the best-received films of the [Berlin Film] Festival... With stunning color images of prewar Berlin awash with swastikas, the film also serves as a powerful reminder of how the past is close behind us.
Village VoiceRemarkable...opens a window on an entire world...mesmerizing.
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