Reseñas de la crítica

Typically challenging, potentially divisive... [Room in Rome is] a partial return to form [for Julio Medem]... [The film] is beautifully crafted, superbly played and sometimes pretentious; as always with Medem, there’s the sense that he’s more interested in his ideas than in his people.

With a few rather contrived dramatic liberties and certain repetitive visual and sound elements, the film, like all Medem’s works, moves between the sublime and pretentious, achieving moments of great sensibility that contrast with other rather laughable ones.