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All Reviews articles – Page 235
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Reviews'Secret Ingredient': Tallinn Review
This bittersweet cancer comedy from Macedonia finds its humour in dark places
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Reviews'Maryline': Review
Actor/director Guillaume Gallienne returns with a challenging melodrama starring Adeline d’Hermy
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Reviews'Vampire Clay': Tallinn Review
An attack of sentient killer modelling putty in a provincial Japanese art school proves unintentionally hilarious
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Reviews'The Distant Barking Of Dogs': IDFA Review
IDFA winner is the sensitively-told story of an orphaned 10 year-old boy living next to a battle zone in Eastern Ukraine
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Reviews'Summer Children': Tallinn Review
The young residents of an Icelandic children’s home seek solace in fantastical tales
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Reviews'Bingo: The King Of The Mornings': Tallinn Review
Brazil’s official Oscar submission gets under the skin of the country’s most famous TV clown
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Reviews'The Manslayer/The Virgin/The Shadow': Tallinn Review
Triptych about Estonian womanhood is clearly accomplished filmmaking which dazzles for the most part
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Reviews'The Journey': Tallinn Review
The lives of two strangers violently collide in an Baghdad train station
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Reviews'The Other Side Of Everything': IDFA Review
A personal story of a flat in Belgrade and the warrior woman who lives there is the winner of IDFA’s main competition
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Reviews'All That Divides Us': Review
Catherine Deneuve and Diane Kruger team up for a social-clash thriller which fails to ignite
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Reviews'Jane': Review
This portrait of naturalist Jane Goodall benefits from colour video footage which was previously thought lost
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Reviews'Crowhurst': Review
Simon Rumley unnervingly details the mental collapse of yachtsman Donald Crowhurst in the first of two current films on the subject
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Reviews'The Lonely Battle Of Thomas Reid': IDFA Review
An eccentric Irish farmer takes on an industrial giant in Feargal Ward’s idiosyncratic documentary
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Reviews'Golden Dawn Girls': IDFA Review
Documentary which looks at the women behind the rise of Greece’s far right
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Reviews'The Long Season': IDFA Review
Documentary exploring life inside a bustling Lebanese refugee camp
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Reviews'Of Fathers And Sons': IDFA Review
Source: IDFA Of Fathers And Sons Dir/Scr: Talal Derki. Germany-Syria-Lebanon. 2017. 98mins Talal Derki’s first feature since his Sundance prize-winning documentary Return To Homs (2013) takes him back to a homeland that bears no resemblance to the one that he once knew. Now living in exile in ...
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Reviews'Amal': IDFA Review
A teenage girl comes of age against the backdrop of revolutionary Egypt in this stirring IDFA opener
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Reviews'Justice League': Review
Batman, Wonder Woman and friends team up to save the world in Warner Bros’ comic-book ensemble
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Reviews'A Murder In Mansfield': DOC NYC Review
Oscar-winning documentarian Barbara Kopple follows Collier Landry in his search for the truth about his mother’s murder
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Reviews'Wonder': Review
Room’s Jacob Tremblay is a young boy with facial differences in this adaptation of R.H. Palacio’s 2012 bestseller