Flow - Reviews

It’s not unfair to say that Flow – the second feature from Latvian animator Gints Zilbalodis – feels like an extremely long cut scene from a PS4 game.

A small grey cat embarks on a big adventure in Gints Zilbalodis' charming Oscar winner.

If you care about creatures without a single word of dialogue being spoken, they’ve done their job. And then some.

Like Homeward Bound through the apocalypse, as majestic and (sometimes) hokey as that sounds.

An animated triumph of visual storytelling that is as tender as it is bracing, “Flow” deploys animals to unspool an achingly human tale.

An inspiring ode to wildlife and its resilience in the face of overwhelming odds.

...a beautiful and painterly animal adventure.

...shimmers with the essence of life and the spirit of selfless cooperation.

...one of the most groundbreaking animated films about nature since ‘Bambi’.

...is never held back by its lack of words because, through sheer skill and craft, it transcends the very need for them.

Director Zilbalodis evokes all the emotions of survival in an extreme situation.

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Jag blir golvad efter några få minuter i sällskap med den ljuvliga huvudpersonen, den lilla namnlösa katten, som lever i vad som liknar en postapokalyptisk men samtidigt ett paradisiskt grönskande landskap.