"For its ability to transform the intense story of a pregnancy into a plausible pathway of salvation from addiction, thanks to a very compassionate performance, a story with strong emotional impact, and editing that expertly marks the tempo of the narration, comprehensive signs of a directorial maturity that is uncommon in a first film."

"It very effectively underlines people's fundamental right to self-determination, it denounces discrimination inflicted by a society founded on stereotypes and prejudices, and it calls for the individual responsibility of faith, without searching for answers that are ready-made by the religion of belonging."

"For its great universality. It is a beautiful, brave, and moving film about a topic that isn't often seen in fiction movies: intersexuality."

"Thanks to intense drama that evolves through actions, dialogue that is never banal, and parapraxes, the movie portrays a powerful conflict that affects all the characters. The directing enhances a screenplay that modulates its register, from irony to drama, and keeps the spectators glued to their seats until the final scene. A paean to the freedom of self-determination despite all obstacles."

"Because it denounces the unjust reality that intersex people, deprived of the right to choose their own identity, almost always experience. For the power with which it involves spectators in a deeply divisive topic; because it reveals the many prejudices that permeate our society."

"For knowing how to look beyond revenge, beyond the daily injustice people endure, with a plurality of languages that portray the resistance of the Palestine people through the creative act and the joy of being together: for its ability to recount the atrocity of daily life without ever transmitting messages of hate."