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All Reviews articles – Page 214
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Reviews'Graves Without A Name': Venice Review
Rithy Panh’s profoundly moving documentary opens Venice Days
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Reviews'First Man': Venice Review
Ryan Gosling stars in Damien Chazelle’s Venice opener as Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon.
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Reviews'On My Skin (Sulla mia pelle)': Venice Review
Venice sidebar opens with compelling drama based on a real-life death in custody
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Reviews'Kin': Review
A displaced teen finds an otherworldly gun in Jonathan and Josh Baker’s sci-fi debut
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Reviews'Ruben Brandt, Collector': Sarajevo Review
Eye-popping Hungarian animation about a psychotherapist turned art thief
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Reviews'Horizon': Sarajevo Review
A Georgian man attempts to lure back his wife by living in isolation
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Reviews'The Pigeon Thieves': Sarajevo Review
A teenage pigeon thief attempts to help a young boy escape poverty
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Reviews'One And A Half Prince': Sarajevo Review
Three friends find their bond under pressure when one of them falls in love
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Reviews‘Undertow’: Melbourne Review
The thriller is actor turned writer-director Miranda Nation’s feature debut.
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Reviews'Hotel By The River': Locarno Review
Source: Locarno Hotel By The River Dir/Scr Hong Sang-soo. South Korea. 2018. 96mins Hong Sang-soo weaves a typically delicate web of family ties, random connections and hurt feelings into Hotel By The River (Gangbyun Hotel). A wistful, slow-burner from the prolific director, it should attract extensive festival ...
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Reviews'Crazy Rich Asians': Review
Long-awaited adaptation of Kevin Kwan’s bestseller could deliver a blast of late-summer box office
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Reviews'What Doesn't Kill Us': Locarno Review
German crowdpleaser by Sandra Nettelbeck premiered at Locarno’s Piazza Grande
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Reviews'Here and Now': Jerusalem Review
Hip-hop drama set in an Israeli slum is an engaging debut from Roman Shumunov