All Reviews articles – Page 177
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Reviews'All About Yves': Cannes Review
A French rap composer sparks up a friendship with his smart fridge in this Artificial Intelligence fantasy
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Reviews'Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains': Cannes Review
Critics Week closes with the first of a planned trilogy from debut director Gu Xiaogang
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Reviews'Oh Mercy!': Cannes Review
Arnaud Desplechin’s latest is a murder mystery based on a real-life crime
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Reviews'Matthias And Maxime': Cannes Review
Xavier Dolan returns to Cannes Competition with a tale of two men and one kiss
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Reviews'Particules': Cannes Review
Creepy things are happening in the town which hosts the Hadron Collider
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Reviews'Aladdin': Review
Will Smith takes centre stage in Guy Ritchie’s live-action remake of Disney’s classic animation
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Reviews'Homeward': Cannes Review
This notable debut takes the form of a father-and-son road trip from Kyiv to Crimea
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Reviews'The Bears' Famous Invasion': Cannes Review
Stylish animated adaptation of Dino Buzzati’s 1945 novel
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Reviews'Parasite': Cannes Review
A twist-laden black comedy in ‘home invasion’ mode from Bong Joon Ho
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Reviews'Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood': Cannes Review
Quentin Tarantino’s ninth film is funny, revisionist and unexpectedly warm-hearted
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Reviews'Chicuarotes': Cannes Review
Gael Garcia Bernal directs this tale of two working-class chancers in Mexico City
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Reviews'Our Mothers': Cannes Review
Sensitive exploration of the 1980s Guatemalan civil war through the recollections of the country’s women
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Reviews'La Belle Epoque': Cannes Review
Daniel Auteuil plays a man who is given the opportunity to relive his past in order to save his marriage
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Reviews'Tommaso': Cannes Review
Abel Ferrara mines personal territory for this indulgent tale of an ageing filmmaker struggling with his demons
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Reviews'Abou Leila': Cannes Review
In war-torn 1990s Algeria, two friends attempt to track down an infamous terrorist
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Reviews'Nina Wu': Cannes Review
A #Metoo moment from Taiwan’s Midi Zi, with actoress/writer Wu Ke-Xi drawing heavily on personal experiences
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Reviews'Frankie': Cannes Review
Ira Sachs’ European venture teeters perilously on the verge of de luxe tourism
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Reviews'To Live To Sing': Cannes Review
Johnny Ma’s colourful film is centred around a Chengdu Opera troupe on the verge of collapse
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Reviews'The Invisible Life Of Euridice Gusmao': Cannes Review
Two sisters are forced to live apart in 1950s Rio de Janiero