All articles by Jonathan Romney – Page 22
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Reviews'Victoria & Abdul': Venice Review
Judi Dench reprises the role of Queen Victoria in a heritage film from Stephen Frears
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Reviews'The Oblivion Verses': Venice Review
A magic realist reverie from an Iranian director, shot in Chile, displays an idiosyncratic vision
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Reviews'The Private Life Of A Modern Woman': Venice Review
Sienna Miller stars as a Hollywood actress undergoing a personal crisis
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Reviews'Samui Song': Venice Review
A glossily-executed noir from the Thai director of ‘Last Life In The Universe’
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Reviews'Based On A True Story': Cannes Review
Playing Out Of Competition, Polanski’s latest harks back to his early work.
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Reviews'Djam': Cannes Review
Tony Gatlif’s latest is a female road movie set between Greece and Turkey
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Reviews'The Nothing Factory': Cannes Review
This Portugese labour relations drama - with songs - is an adventurous, energetic piece
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Reviews'Frost': Cannes Review
Lithuanian filmmaker Sharunas Bartas journeys into the Ukrainian conflict
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Reviews'The Killing Of A Sacred Deer': Cannes Review
Colin Farrel, Nicole Kidman headline the latest from the director of The Lobster
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Reviews'Napalm': Cannes Review
Claude Lanzmann returns to North Korea nearly 60 years after his last visit
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Reviews'Redoutable': Cannes Review
Louis Garrel takes on the role of Jean-Luc Godard for The Artist’s Michel Hazanavicius
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Reviews'Walking Past The Future': Cannes Review
Chinese filmmaker Li Ruijun explores the isolation of modern city life
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Reviews'Western': Cannes Review
Bulgarian-set realist feature about a German construction team from Valeska Griseback
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Reviews'Let The Sunshine In': Cannes Review
Claire Denis opens Directors’ Fortnight with this elegant, mercurial comedy starring Juliette Binoche
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Reviews'Ana, Mon Amour': Berlin Review
Călin Peter Netzer dissects the anatomy of a relationship in his expertly constructed emotional drama
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Reviews'Have A Nice Day': Berlin Review
Liu Jian’s stunning animation is both a visceral thriller and astute political statement about China’s place in the modern world
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Reviews'In Times Of Fading Light': Berlin Review
Bruno Ganz plays the Communist patriarch of an East German family as the world starts to crumble around him
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Reviews'Mr Long': Berlin Review
Chang Chen is a roaming hitman who finds redemption in Sabu’s pan-Asian drama
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Reviews'The Party': Berlin Review
Sally Potter delivers an ensemble comedy of manners in her most enjoyable film to date.