ROTTEN TOMATOES: Saul Austerlitz

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3/5	"Less concerned with its plot, which is gossamer-thin and not terribly involving, than with describing the nature of the lives these inhabitants of the remote steppe lead." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Aug 1, 2006	Mongolian Ping Pong (2006)	83%
3/5	"The film is a tender, unflinching look at the brutal conditions of life in the Philippines, its sympathy for its accidental subjects intertwined with a flexible, on-the-fly mode of filmmaking." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Jun 3, 2006	Cavite (2006)	73%
3/5	"We emerge worn but wiser, having stepped, if only momentarily, and secondarily, into the shoes of the brutalized." -- Boxoffice Magazine Posted Mar 23, 2006	Take My Eyes (2006)	91%
3/5	"It's a damn impressive trick to build a film around narrative frustration and not cause your audience to run out screaming." -- Film Threat Posted Dec 8, 2002	The Way We Laughed (2001)	86%
3/5	"Strives toward greatness, toward a complete understanding of life in the roiling, unsettled, complex locale they call Marseilles, and its partial success must be applauded." -- Film Threat Posted Dec 8, 2002	The Town is Quiet (2001)	71%

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