Robin

In a reimagining of the classic Robin Hood tale, a young woman named Robin lives in a remote, poor village that is under the oppressive thumb of a wealthy landowner. Inspired by tales of defiance, she decides to take matters into her own hands, rallying the villagers and redistribuiting wealth to those in need. Her actions spark a revolution that challenges the established order.

Robin received positive reviews from critics, who praised its unique take on the legendary outlaw, its atmospheric direction, and the performances of its cast. Audiences were also generally appreciative of its blend of social commentary and classic adventure.

• A visually striking and emotionally resonant retelling of a beloved legend.

• Rohrwacher's direction imbues the story with a modern, relevant sensibility.

• The performances, particularly Alba Rohrwacher's, are compelling and nuanced.

Google audience: Viewers appreciated the film's strong feminist themes and its effective modernization of the Robin Hood narrative. Some found the pacing a bit slow in parts, but generally praised its artistic merit and social message.

Nominated for the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival.

Alice Rohrwacher, the director, also stars in the film as the titular character's mother, appearing in dream sequences.