Colette

"Keira Knightly shines in this biopic about artist Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, which is interesting but at times cliché-drenched."

"Keira Knightley plays the titular French novelist in this biopic directed by Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner Wash Westmoreland (Still Alice). The film is currently playing in select New Zealand cinemas (find times and tickets near you) and as our critic Amanda Jane Robinson explains, the compelling tale displays some of Knightley's best emotional work."

"As a story of a woman who eventually asserts her creative independence and fights for the artistic credit she deserves, Colette is more satisfying intellectually than sensually."

""Colette" ranks as one of the great roles for which Keira Knightley will be remembered."

"Colette isn't intense on process, but it does illustrate well what might motivate a writer, how her unique spirit is stoked and developed."

"Keira Knightley slips effortlessly into the evolution of Colette..."

"Knightley in particular makes a welcome return to the spotlight, reminding audiences of why she was once British period dramas' go-to-gal in the likes of Pride and Prejudice, Anna Karenina and The Duchess."

"A radiant, riveting Keira Knightley meets every challenge the title role of French novelist Colette throws at her and turns this tale of a pioneering feminist into an exhilarating kick."

"A safe but enjoyable take on the author's anything-but-safe early career."

"... a delightful and finely-crafted piece of cinema."