Gloria Bell

Joanna Orland of Loose Lips

2019-06-02

With Moore’s performance, she’s perfect in her own right, yet much more subtle than Paulina García‘s more overt Gloria. There was something more visceral, vulnerable and brutal to the original whereas the location move to America makes everything feel much more reserved. Read more

Jacob Richardson of Film Focus

2019-04-24

The window we are given into the life of Gloria Bell is at once beautifully rendered, ambling in pace, and unrepentantly optimistic; much like the character herself. Read more

Hamish Calvert of HCMovieReviews

2019-04-13

Whilst not necessarily gripping, Gloria Bell still boasts a richly compelling tone, laced with natural humour and authentic drama. Read more

Hope Madden of Maddwolf

2019-03-22

Gloria Bell is a beautiful film, one that fearlessly affirms the potency of an individual woman, one that recognizes the merit of her story. Read more

Filipe Freitas of Always Good Movies

2019-05-29

The American adaptation lacks the real free spirit, magic narrative pulse, and radiance of the original, taking this problematic romance to a minor key and making us pay the price. Regardless of the great performances from Moore and Turturro, I would call Gloria with a Spanish accent. Read more

Ben Isbel of Film Blerg

2019-04-25

Plenty of the best films are slow burn character studies. But going through the minutiae of Gloria Bell’s mixed life isn’t one of them. Read more