All articles by Lee Marshall – Page 5
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Reviews‘20,000 Species Of Bees’: Berlin Review
This assured Spanish debut about an eight-year-old transgender girl should create a buzz in Berlin competition
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Reviews‘#Manhole’: Berlin Review
Yuto Nakajima is stuck for the duration of Kazuyoshi Kumakiri’s genre potboiler
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Reviews‘Mad Fate’: Berlin Review
A fortune teller and a hardbitten cop collide in Soi Cheang’s madcap drama
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Reviews‘Ingeborg Bachmann - Journey Into The Desert’: Berlin Review
Vicky Krieps takes the lead in this sumptuous portrait of German prefeminist writer Ingeborg Bachmann
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Reviews’The Shadowless Tower’: Berlin Review
A divorced man strikes up a relationship with a younger woman in Zhang Lu’s Berlin Competition title
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Reviews‘BlackBerry’: Berlin Review
Matt Johnson takes us on a high-energy ride through the rise and spectacular fall of the first smartphone
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Reviews‘Iron Butterflies’: Sundance Review
Ukrainian filmmaker Roman Liubyi examines the tragedy of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 in 2014 - a crime that’s still playing out today
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Reviews‘Dreamin’ Wild’: Venice Review
Bill Pohlad follows up Love & Mercy with the dramatised tale of real-life musicians Donnie and Joe Emerson
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Reviews‘Dead For A Dollar’: Venice Review
Walter Hill returns with a revisionist Western featuring a sterling performance from Christoph Waltz
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Reviews‘Lord Of The Ants’: Venice Review
Gianna Amelio’s dramatisation of a strange 1960s Italian trial may prove somewhat lost in translation
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Reviews‘In Viaggio’: Venice Review
Gianfranco Rosi presents a surprising portrait of Pope Francis as he travels the world
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Reviews‘The Kiev Trial’: Venice Review
Sergei Loznitsa’s archive documentary about the 1946 Nazi war trials is a powerfully resonant testimony
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Reviews‘Margins’: Venice Review
Niccolo Falsetti’s engaging debut celebrates male friendship and Italy’s underground punk scene
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Reviews‘Bones And All’: Venice Review
Two teen cannibals attempt to find their way in Luca Guadagnino’s tender romantic drama
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Reviews‘La Syndicaliste’: Venice Review
Isabelle Huppert plays a real-life union leader who endured a horrifying attack
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Reviews‘White Noise’: Venice Review
Noah Baumbach’s long-awaited adaptation of the dated Don DeLillo novel opens the Venice Film Festival
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Reviews‘Princess’: Venice Review
Roberto De Paolis’ impressive second feature examines the life of a Nigerian prostitute outside Rome
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Reviews‘Pacifiction’: Cannes Review
Albert Serra’s latest is the strangely captivating tale of a colourful politician in French Polynesia
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Reviews‘Butterfly Vision’: Cannes Review
Maksym Nakonechnyi’s debut feature is a sensitive meditation on the psychological effects of war