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All articles by Lee Marshall – Page 13
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Reviews'Driven': Venice Review
Nick Hamm’s exploration of the life of automobile designer John DeLorean closes Venice 2018
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Reviews'Killing': Venice Review
Shinya Tsukamoto takes an alternative look at disintegrating samurai culture
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Reviews'The Summer House': Venice Review
More familial musings from director, co-writer, and lead actor Valeria Bruni Tedeschi
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Reviews'American Dharma': Venice Review
Errol Morris takes on Steve Bannon in this cinematic if elusive documentary
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Reviews'Monrovia, Indiana': Venice Review
Frederick Wiseman heads to Trump’s heartland for another probing documentary
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Reviews'Sunset': Venice Review
‘Son Of Saul’ director László Nemes returns with a complex drama set in Hungary on the eve of the First World War
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Reviews'The Announcement': Venice Review
Comedy of the absurd relates a long-forgotten attempted coup in Turkey
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Reviews'What You Gonna Do When The World's On Fire?': Venice Review
A change of tone for Roberto Minervini as he continues his odyssey through the American South
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Reviews'The Favourite': Venice Review
This sparkling contemporary Restoration farce from Yorgos Lanthimos stars Olivia Colman, Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz
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Reviews'On My Skin (Sulla mia pelle)': Venice Review
Venice sidebar opens with compelling drama based on a real-life death in custody
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Reviews'Loro 2': Review
Given a split release in Italy only, international territories await a single edit.
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Reviews'Capernaum': Cannes Review
Lebanese director Nadine Labaki delivers a powerful story about a 12 year-old boy who takes his parents to court
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Reviews'Dogman': Cannes Review
Matteo Garrone sets his Cannnes Competition entry in a run-down seaside town in Campania
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Reviews'Sofia': Cannes Review
Debut set in Casablanca follows a young, unmarried mother as she gives birth
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Reviews'Long Day's Journey Into Night': Cannes Review
Bi Gan follows up ‘Kali Blues’ with another ode to hs hometown
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Reviews'Shoplifters': Cannes Review
Hirokazu Kore-eda turns in a masterful ensemble piece about a ‘family’ living on its wits
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Reviews'Fahrenheit 451': Cannes Review
A militant regime attempts to stamp out free thought in this by-the-numbers Ray Bradbury adaptation
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Reviews'Girls Of The Sun': Cannes Review
A batallion of female Kurdish fighters take on ISIS in Eva Husson’s follow-up to ‘Bang Gang’