一部节奏很慢的艺术片，鲜明的中世纪背景，很浓的宗教文化色彩，看完之后会对西方对自由的崇尚有更深一个层次的理解。因为西方在比中国封建社会黑暗得多的多的中世纪苦苦挣扎，生生的孕育出了文艺复兴，自己凭借自己的努力从地狱中挣脱出来获得自由，体会了那种不易，才能真正的理解自由对现代西方人有多么重要，自由是多么深入人心。自由是刻在了现代西方人骨子里的信仰。
而中国封建社会的终结是受外力影响的，虽然期间也艰辛备至，但与西方的过程完全不同，所以结果也完全不同。
——来自一只黑汪

The film gives dimensionality to minute details of the painting, not so much in the sense that the characters are given narratives and personalities, but in the sense that they given weight through their endless repetition of the extremely mundane of activities. The shots of domestic life are so especially deliberate, creeping, painterly composed and lit that you can almost feel the body heat radiating off each frame. Oh, and there's a bit of a story which attempts to explain the context in which the painting was conceived and the composition of the work itself, delivered in the only, and extremely annoying, dialogue in the film. Overall, watching this is like immersing yourself in examining a painting for one and half hours, which, if you like that sort of thing, can be pretty great.

让我折服的是结合绘画、历史文学两方面，通过独特的电影视听语言，不仅成功再现了大时代中的个个小故事，而且形成了符合原画一种残酷耸动甚至有点诡谲的味道。
饱和的色彩、响应绘画的美工设计、标题性的人物设置、形式丰富的诗般镜头……唯一让我有点不适应的是画家的现身，当然希望呈现的呼应性和统领性可以理解，但总觉得有点割裂，破坏了点整体性。

鲁格·豪尔出演，只有亲身冲破黑暗的禁锢才能体会自由的重要——《磨坊与十字架》略感
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