Women Talking

The subject matter is powerful, but despite a number of fine performances, Women Talking is never quite able to find its voice.

Plays like a fable... But it's sharp, and it's biting.

It's a film with so much depth and, of course, one of the greater casts you'll see this year.

There is a lot of injustice in the world, "Women Talking" admits, but there are small, hopeful things we can do to make it a better place.

“Women Talking” is full of phenomenal acting by a group of actors at the top of their game.

To some, this may sound like the kind of verbose material more fit for a stage play than a film. But Women Talking, adapted by the writer-director Sarah Polley from Miriam Toews’s 2018 novel, is vibrant cinema.

Explosive, euphoric, and powerful, Women Talking is a passionate piece of filmmaking from all sides.

The film manages to be hopeful in the face of a potentially grim subject.

Women Talking asks hard questions about Christianity without using those questions to discredit faith entirely.

“Women Talking” is one of the best films of the year and cements Polley’s status as one of the most interesting filmmakers working today.