Like all the best movies, we can’t tell where this is going. When it arrives, the finale is worthy of all that has come before. Nobody makes movies like this any more -- except that some do.

You’d be hard pressed to find a more immersive Winter Wonderland experience than Godland.

It's an unforgettable movie yet one whose meanings seem to lie just beyond reach, and it marks the arrival of a new filmmaker whose roots tap into something unfathomably old.

Despite certain aesthetic virtues found in its Nordic naturalistic atmospheres, its narrative is somewhat flexible and traverses common ground that weakens its discursive synthesis on the contradictions of faith. [Full review in Spanish]