Miroirs No. 3

"A beguiling psychodrama about familial fractures, slippery identity, and the difficult means by which people move on from tragedy." 

^{–Nick Schager, The Daily Beast}

"Miroirs No. 3 is restorative and hopeful. It starts as a delicate story and expands into a profound one. It’s Petzold’s most empathetic and reconciliatory film to date, intimate in scale but grand in emotional reach."

^{–Weiting Liu, The Brooklyn Rail}

"Occasionally scored to the roiling, impressionistic piano piece by Ravel that gives the film its title, the movie is perhaps best compared to an etude, modest at less than 90 minutes but shimmery and suggestive all the same."

^{–Zachary Barnes, Wall Street Journal}