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All Reviews articles – Page 250
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Reviews'L'Amant Double': Cannes Review
A surprising change of pace for Francois Ozon sees the French auteur venturing into De Palma territory
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Reviews'The Nothing Factory': Cannes Review
This Portugese labour relations drama - with songs - is an adventurous, energetic piece
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Reviews'A Gentle Creature': Cannes Review
Dir/scr Sergei Loznitsa. Fr/Ger/Lith/Neth, 2017. 143mins.Ukrainian feature and documentary maker Sergei Loznitsa’s first dramatic film since In The Fog (2012), A Gentle Creature is a grim state-of-the-nation fable, a bitter mix of tragedy, farce and road movie soaked in the bleak sardonic spirit of Gogol and ...
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Reviews'Good Time': Cannes Review
The Safdie brothers unite with Robert Pattinson for an “unforgettable ride”
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Reviews'The Summit': Cannes Review
Ricardo Darin plays the newly elected Argentine president in Santiago Mitre’s character drama
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Reviews'Closeness': Cannes Review
A social realist debut from Kantemir Balagov is an intense film influenced by the Dardenne brothers
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Reviews'Scaffolding': Cannes Review (ACID)
Israeli drama of a tense father-son relationship by first-timer Matan Yair
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Reviews'Nothingwood': Cannes Review
Crowdpleasing doc about the Ed Wood of Afghanistan is educational, touching and hilarious
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Reviews'Montparnasse Bienvenue' (Jeune Femme): Cannes Review
Laetitia Dosch dominates this Paris-set story of a woman in emotional freefall after a break-up
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Reviews'Baywatch': Review
The Rock and Zac Efron bellyflop in this attempted comedic reboot from director Seth Gordon
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Reviews'Oh Lucy': Cannes Review
Shinobu Terajima and Josh Hartnett headline this Critic’s Week drama set in Tokyo and Los Angeles
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Reviews'Out': Cannes Review
An unemployed factory worker travels from Slovakia to the Baltics to catch a big fish
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Reviews'A Violent Life': Cannes Review
Ambitious drama tracks the modern Corsican nationalist movement
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Reviews'The Florida Project': Cannes Review
Sean Baker follows Tangerine with a study of poverty set on the outskirts of Orlando
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Reviews'The Day After': Cannes Review
Korea’s most prolific director delivers more of the same in his third film - so far - this year
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Reviews'The Killing Of A Sacred Deer': Cannes Review
Colin Farrel, Nicole Kidman headline the latest from the director of The Lobster
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News'Redoubtable' falters on Screen’s Cannes jury grid
The Meyerowitz Stories garners more favourable reaction on day four.
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Reviews'Happy End': Review
Two-time Palme D’Or winner Michael Haneke returns with a close-quarters family drama
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Reviews'Claire's Camera': Cannes Review
Korean director Hong Sangsoo turns in a characteristically enigmatic drama set during the Cannes film festival