Metacritic reviews

A powerful meditation on personal freedom from a Hungarian auteur.

A beautifully atmospheric vessel that will seem infinitely deep to some and chafingly dry to others.

Taking a page--or rather, several chapters--from the Eastern European art-house playbook, Hungarian filmmaker Kornél Mundruczó works this stock tale into a deliberately paced parable of desire and dread.

Unfolding like a medieval horror movie, Delta is sometimes laughable but often admirable.

This academic, albeit beautifully shot, exercise will appeal mainly to those who like their Greek tragedy served with no frills or explanations and a bare minimum of dialogue.