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All Reviews articles – Page 137
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Reviews‘Courage’: Berlin Review
Caught in the crossfire, Aliaksei Paluyan documents what happened next in Belarus
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Reviews‘La Mif’ (‘The Fam’): Berlin Review
An ’empathetic and authentic’ drama set inside a Swiss residential care home for girls wins top prize at Generation 14+
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Reviews‘Ludi’: Miami Review
A Haitian-born nurse struggles to make a life in Miami in this touching debut from Edson Jean
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Reviews‘Coming 2 America’: Review
Three decades later, Eddie Murphy steps back on the throne of Zamunda
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Reviews‘Any Day Now’: Berlin Review
An Iranian family in Finland waits in for a vital decision in Hamy Ramezan’s personal first feature
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Reviews‘Je Suis Karl’: Berlin Review
Christian Schwochow’s political thriller focuses on the rise of the youth far-right in his country
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Reviews‘Ballad Of A White Cow’: Berlin Review
A Tehran factory worker is told that her husband’s execution was a mistake
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Reviews‘Wheel Of Fortune And Fantasy’: Berlin Review
A series of encounters plays out in Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s playful trilogy
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Reviews‘Celts’: Berlin Review
For her debut feature, Milica Tomovic takes the viewer to Belgrade in 1993 and a child’s fractious birthday party
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Reviews‘Boogie’: Review
Eddie Huang directs a sharp, honest story of hoop dreams and emigrants in working class Queens
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Reviews‘Chaos Walking’: Review
Doug Liman directs an all-star cast in this long-delayed adaptation of Patrick Ness’s YA bestseller
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Reviews‘Petite Maman’: Berlin Review
Celine Sciamma explores fragile mother-daughter bonds in this delicate feature
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Reviews‘A Cop Movie’: Berlin Review
A multi-level, multi-media exploration of what it means to patrol the streets of Mexico City
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Reviews‘What Do We See When We Look At The Sky?’: Berlin Review
A fairy tale of two lovers and a leisurely evocation of life in Georgia’s city of Kutaisi
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Reviews‘Forest - I See You Everywhere’: Berlin Review
A tangled trail of humanity in Bence Fliegauf’s dark follow-up to a film he made almost two decades ago
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Reviews'Azor': Berlin Review
A prickly financial thriller set in the murky world of Argentina’s ultrawealthy
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Reviews‘Night Raiders’: Berlin Review
A familiar dystopian tale is given a compelling indigenous twist