All Reviews articles – Page 208
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Reviews'The Silence Of Others': Sheffield Review
Spanish citizens attempt to seek justice for atrocities carried out by General Franco’s regime
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Reviews'A Woman Captured': Sheffield Review
Bernadett Tuza-Ritter’s debut feature documentary examines the life of a modern day Hungarian slave
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Reviews'The Breaker Upperers': Sydney Review
Hilarious ‘womance’ comedy from New Zealand is executive produced by Taika Watiti
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Reviews'Ocean's 8': Review
This surprisingly flat action comedy is a straight gender-swap of a limping formula
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Reviews'Loro 2': Review
Given a split release in Italy only, international territories await a single edit.
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Reviews'Adrift': Review
Shailene Woodley is a young woman desperately trying to reach safety in this real-life disaster movie
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Reviews'Searching For Ingmar Bergman': Cannes Review
Margarethe Von Trotta makes a personal ode to the Swedish master
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FeaturesScreen critics' top films from Cannes 2018
Screen International critics select some of the hottest titles from this year’s Cannes Competition, Un Certain Regard, Director’s Fortnight and Critics Week sections.
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Reviews'The Dead And The Others': Cannes Review
A Brazilian teen attemps to escape his spiritual fate
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Reviews'The Wild Pear Tree': Cannes Review
Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s latest sees a young graduate attempt to carve out some independence
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Reviews'Ayka': Cannes Review
A young woman attempts to survive after abandoning her newborn in Moscow
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Reviews'Knife + Heart': Cannes Review
A trashy murder-mystery set in Paris porn circles of the 1970s calls to mind De Palma’s signature flourishes
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Reviews'Capernaum': Cannes Review
Lebanese director Nadine Labaki delivers a powerful story about a 12 year-old boy who takes his parents to court
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Reviews'Lucia's Grace': Cannes Review
There’s some divine intervention afoot in this pleasant Italian comedy which closes Directors’ Fortnight
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Reviews'In My Room': Cannes Review
Ulrich Köhler follows up ‘Sleeping Sickness’ with a survivalist story centred around one man’s struggle to stay alive
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Reviews'The Gentle Indifference Of The World': Cannes Review
A tentative romance in the steppes is faced with the harsh realities of the city in Adilkhan Yerzhanov’s Kazakh drama