Share sets a groundbreaking new model for a fresh paradigm of post-assault parental behavior.

| Mar 15, 2021

For teens and their parents [this film] ought perhaps to be compulsory viewing. A word of advice though: maybe watch in separate rooms. Some things are just not meant to be shared.

| Aug 1, 2019

Share's ascetic dismissal of concrete details renders the film alienating, even off-putting.

| Jul 29, 2019

In Barreto, a 21-year-old British unknown, Bianco has an actor who's persuasively ordinary as a teenager, but also totally hypnotic.

| Jul 29, 2019

A masterful example of how cinema can channel what filmmaker Deborah Kampmeier dubbed 'the female experience.'

| Original Score: 4/4 | Jul 26, 2019

In an effectively understated performance with minimal dialogue, Barreto's haunted face conveys it all, showing us the already fragile psyche of a teen slowly break down with the glum realisation of how unjust the world around her can be.

| Original Score: 3/5 | Jul 24, 2019

A sensitive, complex, important film - particularly in a world where the lines of consent and accusations of sexual assault still seem to be up for debate.

| Apr 3, 2019

With its hazy cinematography and sparse yet mournful score, Share risks becoming a total dirge, but is enlivened in large part by the honesty within its lead performances.

| Feb 5, 2019

"Share" is fragmented and disorienting, though one suspects that confusion is perhaps Bianco's point. Like Mandy, we're forced to spend the film grasping for facts.

| Original Score: C | Feb 4, 2019

Not only a raw portrait of a sexual assault survivor, it's also an oblique but horrifying treatise on the various ways in which the internet has made us feel entitled to other peoples' most private experiences.

| Original Score: B | Feb 4, 2019

Aided by down-to-earth portrayals and a compelling cinematographic through-line that echoes the both ordinary and complex nature of this kind of violence, the film blurs genre lines between coming-of-age drama and thriller.

| Jan 26, 2019

Among its many achievements, 'Share' uncomfortably captures the specific end-of-the-world misery of high school scandal, and the way that those highly populated spaces can somehow feel like the loneliest in the world.

| Original Score: A | Jan 26, 2019