End of the Century

"A fine debut about a fleeting romance."

"A poetic film that handles narrative as a kind of scarf dance."

"As all of these fleeting moments of intimacy reel the viewer in, the last act is a gutting and beautiful one-two punch that will leave audiences reeling."

"Carves its own niche as an intimate, time-jumping look at life and love's fortuitous twists and turns."

"Although the result is maybe a bit less substantial than Castro intended, there is a certain literary elegance in the way he sketches it out."

"Like finding one of Proust's madeleines tucked inside a short story by Borges, where it keeps vanishing and reappearing."

"This swooning love story spins the idea of 'what if?' into something deeply romantic."