“Returning to war-ravaged Europe and occupied Rome so cinematically described in My Father’s House, O’Connor’s ‘dread-drenched’ sequel is subtle and sombre, as the incursion of the Nazis into the city puts the members of ‘The Choir’ in grave danger.... A stellar piece of storytelling... O’Connor brilliantly captures the sense of the city and its inhabitants in peril.”
Read the full review in The Daily Mail.
