All articles by Jonathan Romney – Page 18
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Reviews'Farewell To The Night': Berlin Review
Catherine Deneuve stars in the latest drama from André Téchiné
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Reviews'Mr Jones': Berlin Review
James Norton is real-life Welsh journalist Gareth Jones, whose 1930s visit to the Ukraine inspired George Orwell’s Animal Farm
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Reviews'The Miracle Of The Sargasso Sea': Berlin Review
A big city cop exiled to a sleepy coastal town struggles to keep her life on track
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Reviews'By The Grace Of God': Berlin Review
Francois Ozon’s dramatised feature tackles child sexual abuse by the Catholic Church in Lyon
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Reviews'Öndög': Berlin Review
An independent-minded heroine satisfies her desires on the plains of Mongolia in the latest from Wang Quan’an
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Reviews'Cold Case Hammarskjöld': Sundance Review
An arresting, troubling investigative work into the death in 1961 of the UN Secretary General
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Reviews'All Is True': Review
Kenneth Branagh directs and stars in this dramatisation of Shakespeare’s final years
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FeaturesFilms of the year 2018: Jonathan Romney
Romney is a longstanding contributor of film reviews to Screen.
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Reviews'The Hidden City': IDFA Review
A startling view from underground Madrid is one of the year’s breakthrough documentaries
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Reviews'Only You': London Review
Can a romance between Josh O’Connor and Laia Costa survive gruelling rounds of IVF?
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Reviews'The Fight': London Review
UK comedy stalwart Jessica Hynes goes behind the camera for a drama about self-esteem
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Reviews'An Impossible Love': London Review
A superior yet highly successful melodrama from Catherine Corsini.
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Reviews'Vs.': London Review
Ed Lily sets his directorial debut in Southend’s battle rap scene, drawing strong performances from his young cast
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Reviews'Sometimes Always Never': London Review
Bill Nighy, Jenny Agutter and Sam Riley star in Carl Hunter’s debut feature
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Reviews'Happy New Year, Colin Burstead': Review
Ben Wheatley goes back to his roots for this family reunion set in a country house over New Year’s Eve
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Reviews'They Sing Up On The Hill': Busan Review
Two Mongolian youngsters make sweet music together in this Mongolian-British musical romance
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Reviews'Swimming': Busan Review
A German high school student seeks revenge on those who would bully her
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Reviews'My Father's Bones': Adana Review
A man must relocate his deceased father’s bones to fulfil his mother’s dying wish