“There’s exactly one person who understands at what volume and pitch House of Gucci should be operating…”

“A strong, sobering writing-directing debut…”

“A condensed biopic that also functions as a psychological horror film…”

“There hasn’t been a performance this crucial to a Campion film since Holly Hunter in The Piano.”

“…an audacious melding of real-life experience and first-person filmmaking.”

“…equally hints at Jenkins’ influences and the idiosyncratic direction he will eventually head on his own.”

“…a portrait of an identity that refuses to be pinned down, for better and for worse.”

“…an awkward exercise in translating Wong kar-Wai to a Western setting.”

“…the weaving of a liminal soundspace.”

“Campion makes an unruly costume drama out of the 1881 novel by Henry James.”