All Reviews articles – Page 19
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Reviews‘The Hyperboreans’: Cannes Review
Chilean provocateurs Cristobal Leon and Joaquin Cocina turn the full force of their craft to a reverie involving right-wing extremist Miguel Serrano
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Reviews‘On Becoming A Guinea Fowl’: Cannes Review
A young Zambian woman confronts long-buried family secrets in Rungano Nyoni’s second feature
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Reviews‘Locust’: Cannes Review
A low-level Taiwanese gangster finds himself at a difficult crossroads in this 2019-set drama
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Reviews‘In His Own Image’: Cannes Review
Corsica’s fight for independence is told through the experiences of a young photographer in this dry drama
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Reviews‘The Damned’: Cannes Review
US Civil War soldiers go up against the wilds of Montana in Roberto Minervini’s fiction debut
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Reviews‘Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed’: Cannes Review
A mother and daughter step up to run the family’s gambling den on an estate outside Buenos Aires in this grungy Directors Fortnight noir
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Reviews‘The Girl With The Needle’: Cannes Review
Horrific true events inspire Magnus von Horn’s murderous black-and-white drama
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Reviews‘When The Light Breaks’: Cannes Review
National and personal tragedy collide over the course of a single Icelandic summer day in Runar Rúnarsson’s Un Certain Regard opener
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Reviews‘Kyuka Before Summer’s End’: Cannes Review
A summer boating holiday is capsized by secrets and lies in this Greek family drama which opens the ACID sidebar
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Reviews‘Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga’: Cannes Review
Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth put pedal to the metal in George Miller’s blistering return to his Mad Max universe
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Reviews‘Wild Diamond’: Cannes Review
Agathe Riedinger’s debut about a teenage wannabe influencer impresses in Competition at Cannes
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Reviews‘Simon Of The Mountain’: Cannes Review
A youg disabled man is not all he appears in this fresh, provocative Argentinian debut
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Reviews‘This Life Of Mine’: Cannes Review
Directors’ Fortnight opens with the posthumous last work from Sophie Fillieres, starring a bittersweet Agnes Jaoui
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Reviews‘Ghost Trail’: Cannes Review
Thrilling debut about a Syrian refugee in Europe taking revenge opens Critics Week
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Reviews‘Good One’: Cannes Review
A hiking trip puts a father-daughter relationship to the test in this slow-burn Sundance debut
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Reviews‘The Second Act’: Cannes Review
Quentin Dupieux’s meta-commentary on the future of filmmaking is a flimsy Cannes opener
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Reviews‘My Place Is Here’: Review
Post-war patriarchal Italy is the setting for another take on an independent woman trying to make her own way
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Reviews‘Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes’: Review
Gripping Disney blockbuster aims to build a new ‘Apes’ trilogy while maintaining the high standards of the last
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Reviews‘Farming The Revolution’: Hot Docs Review
Hot Docs winner follows Indian farmers as they unite to protest damaging government laws
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Reviews‘Intercepted’: Hot Docs Review
Doc combines images of destruction in Ukraine with calls home by Russian soldiers to horrifying effect