A languishing thriller that never takes off as such, and by no means (as reported) does it have Hitchcockian suspense. Hitchcock built a suspense-tingling atmosphere brick by brick, whereas Red Lights doesn't do anything right. The movie did manage to engage me, but only mildly, and not for too long.

"Cédric Kahn's latest finds an elaborate metaphor for a man's frustrated existence in the highways of France." - Ed Gonzalez

Despite its unlikeable characters, this has a curious dreamy quality which somehow lifts it above a bog standard thriller. The classical score is good too.

Excellent movie. More people need to seek it out.