The Eternal Daughter

"A serious, gentle moment of self-revelation for Joanna Hogg."

"This slight story examines the mystery of the mother-daughter bond without getting much closer to solving it."

"A minor film at least partly by design, but it leaves an ethereal trail of sadness and creepiness."

"Beautifully acted by Tilda Swinton in not one, but two roles."

"Despite the film’s gentle consideration of (its) themes, there’s simply not much there."

"A low-key gem featuring one of cinema’s great dogs."

"Moving biographical relationship drama, laced with heart and wit through an atmospheric, Gothic lens."

"A ghost story where memory is manifested -- visited, intruded upon and, finally, made to glow."

"Haunting, as all the best ghost stories are. The best love stories too."

"A lovely and haunted dream of a movie."

"Feels like a first draft... Hogg's outlines, though, are more interesting than other people's finished products."

"The less known about the plot, the quicker its lovely ache will sneak up on you."

"A ghostly, dreamlike story."

"A bewitching ghost story that proves two Tilda Swintons are better than one."

"Tilda Swinton gives two stunning performances."

"You watch it rapt, leaning in, wanting to know more."

"Swinton skillfully taps into the eerie atmosphere."

"A story not about spooks, but about sorrow, memory, subtle uncertainties."

"The dialogue is atrocious, the horror notes farcical and somebody needs to return the smoke machine to Duran Duran."