Metacritic reviews

This masterful celebration starts off slowly, even uncertainly, giving no hint of the rich and elegant exploration of love, jealousy and animal attraction it will in all good time become.

Never less than witty, charming, accomplished.

The film could be subtitled "Six Characters in Search of an Ending:" When they find that ending, it is gently, delightfully uplifting.

Va Savoir doesn't so much flow as wander, trailing off into drama one minute, slapstick the next; it tries your patience, but ever so gently, masterfully.

Souffle-light and airily playful.

A vibrant, multicharacter film that entertains, disorients and enlightens.

Readily accessible, slyly subversive and perfectly delightful film.

Delicious but complex.

It's an engaging diversion from a master director who, at the ripe age of 78, appears to be once again at the top of his game.

Rivette keeps the life-is-a-play metaphysics to a minimum, and the cast, including Jeanne Balibar and Sergio Castellitto, is attractive.