"It’s always impressive, and pleasing, to see a movie that transcends the limits of its production, creatively writing around the obstacles at hand, or even turning them into strengths. Far rarer, and exponentially more impressive, is a movie so well-crafted to its surroundings that its limitations feel as though they were necessary prerequisites; where even if another million dollars were thrown its way, it could not be any better than it already is. Backwards Faces, shot entirely inside a one-bedroom apartment with two actors, is such a miracle."

-Luke Y. Thompson, CineGods