"The Ukrainian photojournalist and film-maker Mstyslav Chernov stunned us with his eyewitness documentary 20 Days in Mariupol... His new film is if anything more visceral, with waking-nightmare images captured in pin-sharp 4K digital clarity." ~ Peter Bradshaw, Guardian
"Regardless of its wider effect, it’s probably the most powerful film that will be seen in cinemas this year, and for that reason alone is absolutely essential viewing." ~ Nick Howells, London Evening Standard
"Chernov asks us to simply observe, and know that these men aren’t just characters on a screen or pawns in a story. He wants us to see what they saw." ~ Alissa Wilkinson, New York Times
"A groundbreaking view of the horror and pity of war, I can’t remember a cinematic experience quite like it. It’s devastating and extraordinary." ~ Philip De Semlyen, Time Out
“Andriivkais a less tersely journalistic and more pensively devastating work than Mariupol: a film of its moment, and an agonizingly extended moment at that." ~ Guy Lodge, Variety
"Chernov’s gut-wrenching doc is a reminder of the heroics and cost of this brutal war." Peter Howell, Toronto Star
"A harrowing first-person view of a ceaseless nightmare, defined by both blistering immediacy and crushing sadness." ~ Nick Schager, The Daily Beast
"2000 Meters to Andriivkais perhaps less instantly harrowing than 20 Days in Mariupol. But its haunting impact may go further toward reshaping viewer perceptions of the ongoing conflict." ~ Daniel Fienberg, Hollywood Reporter