The New York Times No is an ugly looking movie - literally - for an ugly time. It's smeary, with little pictorial beauty or detail, but its ant...
New York PostLargely a gimmick picture: At all times, it looks like hastily assembled news footage shot on grainy videotape in 1988.
New York Daily NewsThe story of it, while true to the moment, needed - ironically - much more dynamism.
USA TodayFor anyone fascinated by the political process and the powers of persuasive advertising, No is a resounding yes.
Salon ArtsA troubling, exhilarating and ingeniously realized film that's part stirring political drama and part devilish media satire.
Rolling StoneNominated by the Academy as the year's best foreign-language film, No grabs you hard, no mercy, and keeps you riveted.
The GuardianPablo Larraín's film about Chilean democracy is simple and direct, heartfelt and involving
TelegraphTrying to build an ad campaign around the word “No”, when the whole function of advertising is to make us say yes, is the di...
Entertainment Weeklyses period detail, archival footage, and '80s-era technology to create an excellently authentic, bleached, crummy-looking do...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Pablo Larraín
Writer: Pedro Peirano
Studio: Sony Pictures Classics
Cast: Gael García Bernal, Alfredo Castro, Antónia Zegers
Release: February 15, 2013
Writer: Pedro Peirano
Studio: Sony Pictures Classics
Cast: Gael García Bernal, Alfredo Castro, Antónia Zegers
Release: February 15, 2013
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