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All Reviews articles – Page 246
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Reviews'Human Flow': Venice Review
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei casts his eye on the world’s refugee crisis, touring more than 40 refugee camps.
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Reviews'This Is Congo': Venice Review
Stunning documentary tracks four characters through the beseiged northeast city of Goma
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Reviews'West Of Sunshine': Venice Review
A slice of Australian neo-realism as a dad tries to repay his debts over the course of one stress-filled day
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Reviews'Zama': Venice Review
After a nine-year absence, Lucrecia Martel returns to the screen with an uncompromising Amazonian epic.
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Reviews'The Shape Of Water': Venice Review
Guillermo del Toro crafts a poignant creature fable starring Sally Hawkins
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Reviews'Nico 1988': Venice Review
Trine Dyrholm takes to the stage as the 60s icon as she searches for meaning in music later on in her life.
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Reviews'The Hitman's Bodyguard': Review
Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson may have marquee value, but lack on-screen chemistry
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Reviews'Dragonfly Eyes': Locarno Review
Dir. Xu Bing. China, 2017, 79 mins. Celebrated Chinese artist Xu Bing turns his mind to cinema in Dragonfly Eyes, loading his 79-minute film with thoughts, sounds and images gleaned entirely from surveillance cameras and live streaming sites in China. He’s grafted a narrative onto the footage, ...
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Reviews'Lucky': Locarno Review
Actor John Carroll Lynch makes his directorial debut with 91 year-old Harry Dean Stanton shining in the title role
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Reviews'The Song Of Scorpions': Locarno Review
Anup Singh’s ambitious third feature stars Golshifteh Farahani and Irrfan Khan
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Reviews'Rabbit': Melbourne Review
Adelaide Clemens takes on twin roles in this horror debut from Luke Shanahan
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Reviews'What Happened To Monday': Locarno Review
Noomi Rapace buckles up for seven roles in Tommy Wirkola’s B-movie blast
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Reviews'The Glass Castle': Review
Brie Larson, Woody Harrelson and Naomi Watts headline this adaptation of Jeannette Wells’ best-selling memoir
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Reviews'Mrs Hyde': Locarno Review
Isabelle Huppert is struck by a bolt of lightning in Serge Bozon’s reworking of the Robert Louis Stevenson classic.
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Reviews'The Endless': Review
Dirs: Justin Benson, Aaron Moorhead. US. 2017. 112 mins.In their 2012 debut feature Resolution, directors Justin Benson (who also scripts and edits) and Aaron Moorhead (who also photographs) cast themselves in tiny roles as members of a blissed-out UFO cult on the periphery of the claustrophobic ...
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Reviews'Sparring': Locarno Review
Mathieu Kassovitz squares up to the role of an ageing boxer who will take any punishment to provide for his family
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Reviews'Tomorrow And Thereafter': Locarno Review
Noémie Lvovsky delves into her own past for a story about a nine-year old girl whose mother isn’t “all there”
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Reviews'The Only Living Boy In New York': Review
Callum Turner leads an all-star feature about an aimless young man who strikes up an affair with his father’s mistress
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Reviews'Jungle': Melbourne Review
‘Wolf Creek’s Greg McLean strands Daniel Radcliffe in Bolivia for a survivalist drama-turned-thriller
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Reviews'Little Crusader': Karlovy Vary Review
The first Czech winner of Karlovy Vary for 15 years is a reserved and almost silent piece of work