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All Reviews articles – Page 213
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Reviews'Angels Are Made Of Light': Telluride Review
James Longley’s hopeful documentary follows school children in modern Kabul
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Reviews'Close Enemies': Venice Review
A magnetic double act from Mathias Schoenaerts and Reda Kateb in a Paris-set crime thriller
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Reviews'Suspiria': Venice Review
A lengthy re-imagining of Dario Argento’s classic horror from Call Me By Your Name’s Luca Guadagnino
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Reviews'The Biggest Little Farm': Telluride Review
Filmmaker John Chester documents eight years in the life of his LA farm
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Reviews'Pearl': Venice Review
A female bodybuilder preparing for competition is forced to contront her past
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Reviews'Aquarela': Venice Review
Victor Kossakovsky’s bombastic documentary captures the raw power of water
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Reviews'School's Out': Venice Review
A supply teacher becomes obsessed with a group of creepy teens in Sebastien Marnier’s second feature
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Reviews'Real Love': Venice Review
Claire Burger continues to impress with her follow-up to ‘Party Girl’
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Reviews'Amanda': Venice Review
Vincent Lacoste impresses again in the latest slow-burner from Mikhaël Hers
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Reviews'The Other Side Of The Wind': Venice Review
Nearly half a century after it started shooting, Orson Welles’ final film bows at Venice
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Reviews'The Favourite': Venice Review
This sparkling contemporary Restoration farce from Yorgos Lanthimos stars Olivia Colman, Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz
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Reviews'ROMA': Venice Review
Alfonso Cuarón has made his most personal film; it may also be his best.
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Reviews'L'Enkas': Venice Review
A young ex-convict finds his newfound freedom far harder than life in prison
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Reviews'The Mountain': Venice Review
Udo Kier, Jeff Goldblum and Denis Lavant try to scale the latest from Rick Alverson
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Reviews'The Little Stranger': Review
Lenny Abrahamson adapts the bestselling novel by Sarah Waters.