All Reviews articles – Page 178
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Reviews'Lillian': Cannes Review
Lillian, a Russian emigrant in New York whose visa has expired, decides to walk the long way home
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Reviews'Young Ahmed': Cannes Review
The Dardenne Brothers’ latest is a taut study of a devout 13-year-old Muslim
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Reviews'An Easy Girl': Cannes Review
Rebecca Zlotowski explores the power of sexuality in this sultry South of France drama
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Reviews'Adam': Cannes Review
A deceptively slender story marks an accomplished debut from Maryan Touzani
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Reviews'The Bare Necessity': Cannes Review
Two lonely individuals find each other in a rural French town
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Reviews'Diego Maradona': Cannes Review
Asif Kapadia’s documentary should extend the footballer’s ‘hand of God’ to the box office
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Reviews'You Deserve a Lover': Cannes Review
Hafsia Herzi goes in front of and behind the camera in a brisk, energetic low-budget tale of a Parisienne’s romantic trials and tribulations
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Reviews'A Hidden Life': Cannes Review
Terrence Malick tells the story of an Austrian conscientious objector who martyrs himself for his beliefs
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Reviews'Portrait Of A Lady On Fire': Cannes Review
Celine Sciamma tries on an all-female costume drama for Cannes Competition
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Reviews'The Best Years Of A Life': Cannes Review
’Who would deny Claude LeLouche the chance to have one last roll of the A Man And A Woman dice?’
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Reviews'The Lighthouse': Cannes Review
Robert Eggers follows up The Witch with a starkly-compelling Expressionist drama
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Reviews'On A Magical Night': Cannes Review
Christophe Honoré returns to Cannes with an impish bedroom farce starring Chiara Mastroianni in the best role she has had in years
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Reviews'Family Romance LLC': Cannes Review
’Constructed reality’ feature from Werner Herzog follows a Japanese company which sells fake friends and family members
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Reviews'Alice And The Mayor': Cannes Reviews
The Mayor of Lyon needs help to come up with new ideas in this lively, funny film
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Reviews'Let It Be Law': Cannes Review
This powerful documentary about Argentina’s abortion debate has global relevance
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Reviews'Vivarium': Cannes Review
An unconventional, often sinister portrait of marriage from Ireland’s Lorcan Finnegan
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Reviews'Joan Of Arc': Cannes Review
Bruno Dumont returns to finish his story of the maid of Orléans