Hanky, please, for the humanitarian the U.K. press dubbed the “British Schindler.”

A less-than-extraordinary film that is nevertheless heartwarming.

“One Life” is a slow burn, slowly establishing Winton’s modest character as a younger and older man, but when it cracks open, it is a deeply moving portrait of true human goodness.

Imbued with the core values ​​of political correctness, the film basically fulfills its essential purpose,...but at this point in film history, we can (and should) demand more than a polished biopic. [Full review in Spanish]