Where Do We Go Now?

"Balancing sectarian tragedy and earthy humour is never easy, and Labaki crams in too many stereotypes."

"The continually shifting tone of the movie keeps you giddily off balance."

"This bittersweet celebration of motherhood deftly blends wry satire with broad comedy while never losing sight of the tragedy of its subject matter."

"It's machine-tooled to raise smiles, swell hearts, and tickle tear ducts, yet it does so with sufficient cross-cultural cred you don't feel too yanked."

"The movie is never quite bold enough to point out the contradiction of Muslims and Christians hating one another, even though they both in theory worship the same god."

"Has little to say about human conflict beyond the obvious."

"Baffling nonsense but beautiful and profound. We're conflicted."

"A likeable comedy with heart and brains."