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All Reviews articles – Page 208
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Reviews'Quién Te Cantará': San Sebastian Review
Carlos Vermut returns after his award-winning ‘Magical Girl’ with this stylishly-mounted drama
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Reviews'mid90s': Toronto Review
Jonah Hill is writer/director of this impressive rites-of-passage first feature
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Reviews'The Chambermaid': San Sebastian Review
This debut from former actress Lila Avilés marks her out as a name to watch
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Reviews'The Hate U Give': Review
Amandla Stenberg impresses in this adaptation of the award-winning YA novel by Angie Thomas
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Reviews'Core Of The World': San Sebastian Review
A riveting, sometimes harrowing, essay in realism set on a farm which raises foxes in order to train hunting dogs
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Reviews'The Black Book': San Sebastian Review
Valeria Sarmiento presents an accompaniment to both her own work and that of her late partner, Raul Ruiz
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Reviews'Yuli': San Sebastian Review
Cuban ballet star Carlos Acosta stars in this dramatisation of his life
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Reviews'Alpha, The Right To Kill': San Sebastian Review
A police officer and his young informant fight for survival in the Philippine’s war on drugs
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Reviews'Manta Ray': San Sebastian Review
Phuttiphong Aroonpheng’s impressive debut explores the relationship between a Thai fisherman and a refugee
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Reviews'Assassination Nation': Review
Teen girls face violent persecution in this audacious updating of the Salem witch trials
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Reviews'Smallfoot': Review
A yeti attempts to prove the existence of humans in Warner Bros’ latest animation
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Reviews'The House With A Clock In Its Walls': Review
Jack Black and Cate Blanchett head up Eli Roth’s adaptation of the fantasy novel
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Reviews'Johnny English Strikes Again': Review
Rowan Atkinson returns as the hapless secret agent in the third outing for this tired franchise
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FeaturesVenice and Toronto 2018: which films stood out?
Screen critics highlight the studio hits, commercial prospects and under-the-radar gems from the Autumn festivals.
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Reviews'Teen Spirit': Toronto Review
Elle Fanning plays a talent show wannabe in the feature debut of actor Max Minghella
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Reviews'A Private War': Toronto Review
The life and death of Sunday Times war correspondent Marie Colvin.
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Reviews'The Crossing': Toronto Review
Impressive debut is set on the border between Hong Kong and China, where a schoolgirl embarks on a smuggling career
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Reviews'Hold The Dark': Toronto Review
Jeremy Saulnier’s latest sees a young boy disappear in the Alaska wilderness
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Reviews'Aniara': Toronto Review
Swedish sci-fi chronicles existential dread in outer space as a passenger ship is de-railed