"Through what remains of a difficult public life, it questions witness-bearing, something which might not be possible in the flow of non-stop television."

"It shows us how the cinematic imagery can still tell the complexity of the human soul and its contradictions, following with self-irony the red thread of memory that is twisted in an unresolved present."

"For the delicacy that the director had towards the viewer, avoiding any ostension of physical violence. For the awareness and gesture of courage of the protagonist who, by recognizing his faults, can empathize with the other aggressor. For having used the dialogue as the only cathartic instrument in the resolution of a conflict."

"It treats with delicacy the path of a unionist father who, forced by the abandonment of his wife to take responsibility for his children, learns to respect the needs of those close to him, no longer putting himself on a selfish level and remaining faithful to his values, on the background of the problematic reality of today's world of work."

"For an unconventional suspense construction that nails the viewer between two rooms and a corridor."

"The film can use with delicacy all its temporal lines in a story that alternates brilliance and spontaneity. And he, Gábor, is also a good actor."

-Second Place