Westdeutsche Zeitung:

"[...] Allary uses small anecdotes and satirical humour [in "No Case for Worries"] to point out the consequences of Tschernobyl. The daily madness forced onto people by their own minds in the face of atomic rain, leads to absurd changes in their daily routine: A couple locks itself into the car to be protected; a man glues his window shut. The price to pay is separation, isolation and increasing aggression."

Rheinische Post:

"In a number of bizarre episodes ‚No Worries' gives an account of the consequences of an atomic reactor accident. While the media try to downplay the catastrophe, a young couple gets into a rainstorm on their drive home from shopping and decides to remain in the safety of their van to protect themselves from the potential poison carried by the raindrops."