All Reviews articles – Page 165
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Reviews‘Carturan’: Busan Review
A terminally ill Romanian man searches for someone to care for his grandchild
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Reviews‘Pacified’: San Sebastian Review
Favela-set drama is the deserving winner of the Golden Shell
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Reviews‘Dolly Kitty And Those Twinkling Stars’: Busan Review
Two Indian women navigate the complexities of life in New Delhi
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Reviews‘Valley Of Souls’: Busan Review
A Colombian man struggles to recover the bodies of his two murdered sons
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Reviews‘Rom’: Busan Review
A teenage boy struggles to survive on the mean streets of Ho Chi Minh City
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Reviews‘The Horse Thieves. Roads Of Time’: Busan Review
A Kazakhstan family finds their life turns upside down after their patriarch is killed by horse thieves
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Reviews‘The Education’: Busan Review
A young Korean woman develops a relationship with the son of the woman she cares for
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Reviews‘Jallikattu’: Busan Review
An escaped buffalo stirs up a frenzy of aggression in a small rural Indian village
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Reviews‘Rose Plays Julie’: London Review
A striking work from the Desperate Optimists film-making team
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Reviews‘Paradise’: Busan Review
A Sicilian man develops surprising new friendships while enrolled in witness protection in the Alps
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Reviews‘Some Beasts’: San Sebastian Review
Stranding his monied family on a deserted island, Jorge Serrano pushes the boat out too far
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Reviews'The Irishman': Review
A picture that immediately takes its place in the Scorsese canon, and a strong position in the Oscar race.
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Reviews‘Paradise War: The Story Of Bruno Manser’: Zurich Review
Zurich’s ecological-themed opening film is set in Malaysian Borneo
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Reviews‘Gemini Man’: Review
Ang Lee raises the bar technically - if not dramatically - in a watershed film
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Reviews‘Cunningham’: Hamburg Review
Immersive documentary about iconic modernist choreographer Merce Cunningham
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Reviews‘Patrick’: San Sebastian Review
What happens when a violent young man is found to have been a kidnapped child?
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Reviews‘Vitalina Varela’: Review
Pedro Costa delivers a dark, despairing drama based on the real-life experiences of star Vitalina Varela
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Reviews‘143 Sahara Street’: Hamburg Review
The elderly proprietor of an isolated Algerian roadside cafe is the subject of this evocative documentary