Reviews: Currents (2026)

Currents doesn’t help you interpret what you see. But what you see is so mesmerizing, watching the movie is like falling into it. You’re in the currents, if you will. Virginia Woolf’s extreme subjectivity in approach is an obvious reference point, but there are more at work in this beautiful mysterious film about a woman in the process of removing all of the attachments keeping her IN her life. I reviewed for Ebert.

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