All Reviews articles – Page 217
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Reviews'Annihilation': Review
Alex Garland and Natalie Portman unite to deliver thrilling sci-fi, in a film which will screen on Netflix outside the US
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Reviews'The Green Fog': Berlin Review
Archive film and TV clips are woven into a homage to Hitchock’s Vertigo
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Reviews'The Silent Revolution': Review
Two teenage boys take a small stand against against oppression in 1956 Berlin
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Reviews'Last Child': Berlin Review
A bereaved couple take their recently deceased son’s friend under their wing
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Reviews'Season Of The Devil': Berlin Review
Lav Diaz presents a Philippine rock opera exploring 1970s military rule
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Reviews'7 Days In Entebbe': Berlin Review
Working Title’s version of the 1976 Air France hijacking stars Danuel Brühl and Rosamund Pike
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Reviews'Lemonade': Berlin Review
Cristian Mungiu produced this downbeat debut by Romanian director Ioana Uricaru
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Reviews'Daughter Of Mine': Berlin Review
A beautifully acted and crafted drama from Laura Bispuri plays in Competition in Berlin
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Reviews'Operation Red Sea': Review
Dante Lam follows up his 2016 blockbuster ‘Operation Mekong’ with a Chinese rescue mission set in a fictional Arab country
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Reviews'3 Days In Quiberon': Berlin Review
Dramatisation of actress Romy Schneider’s incendiary 1981 interview with Stern magazine
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Reviews‘The Incredible Story Of The Giant Pear’: Berlin Review
Danish animation sets sail for 100 territories
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Reviews'U – July 22': Berlin Review
Erik Poppe’s drama recreates the tragic events on the Norwegian island of Utøya
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Reviews'The Real Estate': Berlin Review
A bracingly grotesque character comedy from Sweden plays out in Berlin’s Competition
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Reviews'Genesis': Berlin Review
Evoking comparisons to Iñárritu, Árpád Bogdán splits his Roma-centred story into three equal parts
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Reviews'Monster Hunt 2': Review
Tony Leung jumps in to the Chinese monsterverse with gusto, and has already helped it break records
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Reviews'Land': Berlin Review
Iran’s Babak Jalali sets his third film on a Native American reservation
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Reviews‘Human, Space, Time And Human’: Berlin Review
Kim Ki-duk’s latest isn’t helped by some overt similarities to ’mother!’