All articles by Jonathan Romney – Page 11
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Reviews‘Bergman Island’: Cannes Review
Mia Hansen-Løve takes Vicky Krieps and Tim Roth on a pilgrimage to Sweden
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Reviews‘Evolution’: Cannes Review
An intense, stylised rendition of a Holocaust-themed stage play by Kata Weber and Kornel Mundruczo
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Reviews‘Intregalde’: Cannes Review
Romania’s new wave director Radu Muntean returns with a cast of characters who can’t see the woods for the trees
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Reviews‘Compartment No. 6’: Cannes Review
Unlikely travelling companions bond on a train ride from Moscow to Murmansk in Juho Kuosmanen’s Competition title
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Reviews‘Let It Be Morning’: Cannes Review
An Israeli Arab visiting his hometown finds himself under military seige
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FeaturesCannes regular Sergei Loznitsa on his archive documentary ‘Babi Yar. Context’
In his latest film, the Ukrainian director examines a notorious Second World War massacre.
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Reviews‘The Divide’: Cannes Review
Catherine Corsini’s Competition entry is set in the emergency of a Paris hospital during the fallout from a gilets jaune demonstration
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Reviews‘A Radiant Girl’: Cannes Review
Sandrine Kiberlain directs this French Occupation drama which plays out in Cannes Critics’ Week
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Reviews‘After Yang’: Cannes Review
Kogonada follows up Colombus with a beautifully-executed tale of AI and identity starring Colin Farrell
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Reviews‘Clara Sola’: Cannes Review
Wendy Chinchilla Araya is a standout in this intense Costa Rican feature playing in Directors’ Fortnight
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Reviews‘Jane By Charlotte’: Cannes Review
Jane Birkin and Charlotte Gainsbourg explore their relationship in this modest, tender documentary
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Reviews‘Rehana’: Cannes Review
Un Certain Regard drama set in Bangladesh follows one woman’s heedless pursuit of justice
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Reviews‘Annette’: Cannes Review
Opening Cannes, Leos Carax’s musical collaboration with the Mael brothers is ’an audacious folly that comes across as grandiose and joyless’
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Reviews‘The Fourth Window’: Thessaloniki Review
Sober and engaging portrait of seminal Israeli novelist Amos Oz
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Reviews‘Faceless’: Hot Docs Review
Hong Kong’s 2019 pro-democracy movement is seen through the eyes of four anonymous young activists
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Reviews‘The Son’: Moscow Review
A middle-aged Iranian man struggles to grow up after the death of his mother
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Reviews‘The Last Dear Bulgaria’: Moscow Review
In 1940s Kazakhstan, a young fruit-grower revives a medicinal strain of apple and attempts to solve a crime
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Reviews‘Him’: Moscow Review
Female director Guro Bruusgaard presents a sensitive portrait of modern masculinity
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Reviews‘1970’: Visions du Reel Review
Prolific documentarist Tomasz Wolski explores a historical protest in Poland, and the authorities’ brutal response
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Reviews‘The Belly Of The Mountain’: Visions du Reel Review
An impressionistic French essay film explores the tragedy of a 2013 airline crash in the Alps