All Reviews articles – Page 147
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Reviews‘Mare’: Sarajevo Review
In this emotional, understated drama, a middle-aged wife finds liberation in an affair
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Reviews‘Andromeda Galaxy’: Sarajevo Review
A depressed father and daughter look to the stars in this bare bones debut from Kosovo
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Reviews‘Project Power’: Review
A knowingly cheesy action film from Netflix is boosted by the starpower of Jamie Foxx and Joseph Gordon-Levitt
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Reviews‘Acasa, My Home’: Review
Sundance prizewinner follows a sprawling Romanian family’s forced move from the wilderness to the big city
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Reviews‘Sputnik’: Review
This Cold War-era horror from Russia sees a cosmonaut land back in Earth with a monstrous secret
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Reviews‘The Secret Garden’: Review
After a lengthy delay, this prestige production from Heyday Films moves to streaming services
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Reviews‘An American Pickle’: Review
Gentle comedy from Seth Rogen goes theatrical in Europe for Warner Bros while streaming on its HBO Max service in the US
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Reviews‘Unhinged’: Review
’Needlessly unpleasant, abrasively stressful but, at the same time, oddly monotonous’
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Reviews‘Nadia, Butterfly’: Cannes Label 2020 Review
Insider’s view of the end of an Olympic swimming career
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Reviews‘Goodbye Mister Wong’: FIDMarseille Review
A lakeshore in Laos is the enchanting setting for Kiyé Simon Luang’s move into fiction feature filmmaking
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Reviews‘The Howls’: FIDMarseille Review
A free-flow, free-form documentary which takes in the director’s Aztec heritage
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Reviews‘The Seeds We Sow’: FIDMarseille Review
The death of a young girl in custody sparks Nathan Nicholovich’s educationally-devised drama
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Reviews‘A Museum Sleeps’: FIDMarseille Review
Camille de Chenay flies in the face of cynicism to present a magical realist feature inspired by the work of Gustave Moreau
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Reviews‘Summer Of 85’: Review
Francois Ozon’s film of an English novel was selected for Cannes and now releases on Bastille Day across France
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Reviews‘Peninsula’: Review
Zombies have destroyed the entire Korean peninsula in Yeon Sang-ho’s follow-up to ’Train To Busan’.
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Reviews‘The Castle’: Galway Review
A Lithuanian girl tries to sing her song in Dublin’s fair - but harsh - city
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Reviews‘Redemption Of A Rogue’: Galway Review
This assured debut by playwright Philip Doherty should win hearts wherever it travels