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All Festivals articles – Page 331
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Features‘Limbo’ director Ben Sharrock aims his lens at the refugee crisis
”We worked with real refugees who had been through the asylum system.”
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Reviews‘Shadow In The Cloud’: Toronto Review
Chloe Grace Moretz headlines this pulpy US/NZ Midnight Madness feature
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Reviews‘I Care A Lot’: Toronto Review
Rosamund Pike, Peter Dinklage star in J Blakeson’s amoral thriller
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FeaturesLuca Guadagnino talks possible family project, debt of gratitude to TIFF
“If it wasn’t for Toronto I would not be here talking to Toronto”
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Reviews‘Wolfwalkers’: Toronto Review
Cartoon Saloon’s Irish folklore trilogy ends with a film which seems destined to become an instant classic
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Reviews‘Pieces Of A Woman’: Venice Review
Vanessa Kirby’s star continues to rise with an intense performance of a bereaved young mother in Kornel Mundroczo’s English-language debut
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Reviews‘Nowhere Special’: Venice Review
James Norton tries to find a home for his young boy in Uberto Pasolini’s tender tearjerker
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NewsWaZabi acquires sales on Telluride selection ‘Soros’ (exclusive)
Jesse Dylan’s doc had unprecedented access to the billionaire philanthropist and activist.
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Reviews‘Get The Hell Out’: Toronto Review
Madcap zombie thriller set in Taiwan’s legistlative chambers
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NewsWorld Soundtrack Awards at 20: digital edition
The music showcase is celebrating its 20th anniversary with an online concert.
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Reviews‘Ammonite’: Toronto Review
Francis Lee follows up ‘God’s Own Country’ with a solemn love story sparked by Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan
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Reviews‘Nomadland’: Venice Review
Starring Frances McDormand, Chloe Zhao’s poetic migrant worker drama holds a mirror to society
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FeaturesHanWay Films’ Gabrielle Stewart talks international-first releases, no-deal Brexit fears
“I do feel we’re feeling this wave of ‘Why do films need to come out in the US first?’
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Reviews‘Crazy, Not Insane’: Venice Review
Alex Gibney’s fascinating doc tells of a career spent entirely on the examination of serial killers
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News‘The Whaler Boy’, ‘Oasis’ scoop Giornate degli Autori’s top prizes in Venice
The €20,000 Director’s Award was decided by jury of 27 young film enthusiasts presided over by Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid.
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Reviews‘Limbo’: Toronto Review
A group of refugees form a cautious friendship in this wry, Beckettian comedy
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Reviews‘Monday’: Toronto Review
What happens when Friday night collides with Monday morning for two American expats in Athens
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Reviews‘The Predators’: Venice Review
Two disparate families collide in Pietro Castellitto’s feature debut, a dark comedy set in Rome