All Festivals articles – Page 347
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Reviews‘La Leyenda Negra’: Sundance Review
An El Salvadorian immigrant struggles to fit in at her new LA school
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FeaturesIran’s Massoud Bakhshi talks Sundance drama ‘Yalda, A Night For Forgiveness’
Blacklisted in Iran, the director talks about the challenges of making his second feature.
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Reviews‘Uncle Frank’: Sundance Review
Paul Bettany shines as a closeted gay man in 1970s New York who must revisit his Southern clan for a funeral
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Reviews‘Nasir’: Rotterdam Review
A day in the life Muslim man living in the predominantly Hindu city of Coimbatore
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Reviews‘Impetigore’: Rotterdam Review
Indonesian shadow puppetry gives vent to some genre gore in the latest from Joko Anwar
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NewsRoberto Cicutto to take over from Paolo Baratta as head of the Venice Biennale
He will be responsible for finding an eventual succesor to Venice film fesitval chief Alberto Barbera.
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News“Spring will always come”: Rotterdam 2020 filmmakers talk national identity, state funding
The first five directors talked with festival director Bero Beyer and programmer Muge Demir.
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NewsSarah Gavron and Pedro Costa offer opposing views on industry future at Rotterdam
Masterclasses from Pedro Costa, and Sarah Gavron and Anu Henriques, offered differing perspectives.
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NewsDon’t try and beat Disney at its own game, indie filmmakers hear at Rotterdam’s Reality Check
Film professor Dan Hassler-Forest gave a keynote speech called ’Originality in the face of monoculture’.
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Reviews‘Amulet’: Sundance Review
Actress-turned-filmmaker Romola Garai delivers a powerful feminist horror
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Features“There’s more potential for VHS”: Jack Henry Robbins on retro Rotterdam title ‘VHYes’
The title plays in the Bright Future strand.
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Reviews‘Minari’: Sundance Review
A Korean family struggles in the Arkansas countryside in this loving portrait by Lee Isaac Chung (’Munyurangabo’).
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Reviews‘The Glorias’: Sundance Review
Julie Taymor’s unconventional but effective Gloria Steinem biopic stars four actresses in the lead role, including Alicia Vikander and Julianne Moore
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Reviews‘The Nest’: Sundance Review
Sean Durkin’s long-awaited follow-up to ’Martha Marcy May Marlene’ is a supremely uneasy drama about a family trapped in a decaying Surrey house
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Reviews‘Downhill’: Review
Inspired by ’Force Majeure’, this ski resort comedy fails to pack a punch
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Reviews‘Charter’: Sundance Review
Amanda Kernell follows up ‘Sami Blood’ with this ‘impressively scratchy’ character study of a flawed but loving mother
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Reviews‘Yalda, A Night For Forgiveness’: Sundance Review
Iranian filmmaker Massoud Bakhshi focuses on one woman to highlight wider issues within a patriarchal society
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Reviews‘Summer White’: Sundance Review
A graduate film from Mexico stakes its claim in Sundance’s dramatic competition
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Reviews‘The Truffle Hunters’: Sundance Review
Intimate documentary about the truffle hunters of Northern Italy