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All Reviews articles – Page 124
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Reviews‘Black Medicine’: Galway Review
A black market doctor faces a terrible choice in Colum Eastwood’s confident debut
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Reviews‘Topology Of Sirens’: FIDMarseille Review
American filmmaker Jonathan Davies makes a confident debut with this beguiling LA-set mystery
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Reviews‘Snake Eyes: GI Joe Origins’: Review
Henry Golding stars in this awkward attempt to reboot the GI Joe-verse
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Reviews‘The Invisible Mountain’: FIDMarseille Review
Experimental filmmaker Ben Russell takes the viewer on a physical and spiritual journey through Finland
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Reviews‘Husek’: FIDMarseille Review
Daniela Seggiaro explores the plight of Argentina’s indigenous population in this real-world fable
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Reviews‘The Dust Of Modern Life’: FIDMarseille Review
Germany’s Franziska von Stenglin makes a strong feature debut with this documentary following a Vietnamese villager
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Reviews‘Orpheus’: FIDMarseille Review
Prolific young director Vadim Kostrov bases his fourth film on his own life in Putin’s Russia
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Reviews‘The Restless’: Cannes Review
A seemingly perfect marriage begins to collapse under the weight of mental illness
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Reviews‘Vortex’: Cannes Review
Gaspar Noé’s last taboo is old age and dementia and an utterly sobering experience
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Reviews‘Emergency Declaration’: Cannes Review
Drama on a plane from Seoul to Honolulu as a deadly virus is unleashed
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Reviews‘Nitram’: Cannes Review
Justin Kurzel tracks the mental disintegration of Australia’s notorious mass murderer, played by Caleb Landry Jones
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Reviews‘Marx Can Wait’: Cannes Review
Marco Bellocchio looks back in sadness at the death of his twin brother
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Reviews‘The Tsugua Diaries’: Cannes Review
Miguel Gomes and Maureen Fazendeiro deliver .the oddest, most playful product of lockdown cinema.
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Reviews‘In Front Of Your Face’: Cannes Review
Hong Sangsoo’s second film this year goes to the essence of his film-making style
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Reviews‘Belle’: Cannes Review
Mirai’s Mamoru Hosoda plays in a virtual realm with this captivating alternate-reality animation
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Reviews‘Casablanca Beats’: Cannes Review
A vibrant musical from Nabil Ayouch, shot over two years at the cultural centre he founded
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Reviews‘France’: Cannes Review
A surprising swerve from formerly austere auteur Bruno Dumont showcases Lea Seydoux as the title character
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Reviews‘Memoria’: Cannes Review
Tilda Swinton experiences a tropical malady in Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s Cannes Competition entry, filmed and set in Colombia
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Reviews‘Hold Me Tight’: Cannes Review
Mathieu Amalric adapts and directs this demanding arthouse film about loss and abandonment starring Vicky Krieps
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Reviews‘Feathers’: Cannes Review
Unsettling, wry drama/comedy from Egypt is the winner of the 2021 Critics’ Week top prize at Cannes