All Reviews articles – Page 189
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Reviews'Always In Season': Sundance Review
Documentary explores the history of lynching in America’s Deep South
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Reviews'Dolce Fine Giornata': Sundance Review
A successful liberal writer is forced to confront her own prejudices in the aftermath of a terror attack
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Reviews'I Am Mother': Sundance Review
A young girl finds herself torn between her robot guardian and a human stranger in a dystopian future
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Reviews'In The Heart Of The World': Rotterdam Review
Several chaotic lives intertwine in the Brazilian city of Contagem
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Reviews'Share': Sundance Review
Newcomer Rhianne Barreto is a standout in Pippa Bianco’s feature-length expansion of her provocative short
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Reviews'Late Night': Sundance Review
Mindy Kaling/Emma Thompson comedy has all the makings of a breakout independent feature
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Reviews'To The Stars': Sundance Review
A delicate black-and-white film about two Oklahoma outsiders which is quietly moving
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Reviews'Koko-di Koko-da': Sundance Review
A grieving couple are forced to relive a nightmarish camping trip
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Reviews'Shooting The Mafia': Sundance Review
Kim Longinotto documents the work of Italian photojournalist Letizia Battaglia
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Reviews'Divine Love': Sundance Review
A deeply religious Brazilian notary struggles in her attempts to conceive
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Reviews'Stieg Larsson: The Man Who Played with Fire': Sundance Review
Fascinating documentary about the best-selling Swedish journalist and author
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Reviews'Leaving Neverland': Sundance Review
Director Dan Reed recognises the material’s inherent sensationalism but commendably avoids any titillation.
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Reviews'This Is Not Berlin': Sundance Review
A teenage boy discovers the lure of Mexico’s mid-80s subversive club scene
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Reviews'The Magic Life Of V': Sundance Review
Sensitive exploration of young Finnish woman’s experiences of live action role-play
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Reviews'The Sharks': Sundance Review
A teenage girl embarks on a sexual relationship in a sombre coastal town
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Reviews'We Are Little Zombies': Sundance Review
Four orphaned Japanese teens team up to form a rock band
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Reviews'Beats': Rotterdam Review
Two Scottish teens discover the illicit joy of the mid-’90s underground rave scene
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Reviews'Native Son': Sundance Review
Rashid Johnson brings Richard Wright’s 1940 novel to present-day Chicago