, Pete Docter & Kemp Powers

Soul

8.0

A musician who has lost his passion for music is transported out of his body and must find his way back with the help of an infant soul learning about herself.

Director: , Pete Docter, Kemp Powers
Main Cast: Jamie Foxx, Tina Fey, Graham Norton
Soundtrack: , Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, Jonathan Batiste
Screenplay: , Pete Docter, Mike Jones, Kemp Powers

Cinema Premiere: November 27, 2020

Reviews by critics from other countries

Foreign Reviews

7 foreign reviews of Soul (2020)

1. SVT

10 / 10

Translated from swedish: A humble appeal to lift one's gaze and a warm reminder that happiness rests in gratitude and our relationship to others.
- Caroline Hainer
Swedish: Beautiful jazz and thoughts about death in this year's major Pixar animation
2. Sveriges Radio

10 / 10

Translated from swedish: A tightrope walk between funny jokes and existential questions.
- Joakim Silverdal
Swedish: "Soul"
3. Aftonbladet

8 / 10

Translated from swedish: The soul is a film that is as beautiful to watch as it is daring in its storytelling technique and mentally stimulating.
- Karolina Fjellborg
Swedish: Beautifully ambitious and soulfully stimulating Pixar adventure
4. Kulturbloggen

8 / 10

Translated from swedish: It is fun, it is exciting, it is thought-provoking, it is warm and it touches.
- Rosemari Södergren
Swedish: The soul - absolutely wonderful with a fantastic depth and many levels
5. Filmtopp

8 / 10

Translated from swedish: The Soul is a tumultuous journey that makes one ponder what truly matters in life.
- Sebastian Ahokas
Swedish: Beautiful soulful journey and food for thought.
6. Moviezine

6 / 10

Translated from swedish: Despite the film being beautiful, delightful, warm, and wise - all the things we expect from Pixar - I never quite feel touched to the core of my soul.
- Alexander Kardelo
Swedish: Pixar searches for the meaning of life
7. Filmbladet

5 / 10

Translated from swedish: I don't think I've ever seen a Pixar film that has been as devoid of emotions and, ironically, without a soul as Soul ultimately turns out to be.
- Fredrik Lagnetoft
Swedish: Review: "Soul"