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All Reviews articles – Page 258
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Reviews'Newton': Berlin Review
Dark comedy from Amit V Masurkar stresses the fragility of the democratic process in India
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Reviews'Tiger Girl': Berlin Review
A passive woman finds a new love of violence in the high-octane new film from German director Jakob Lass
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Reviews'Barrage': Berlin Review
Isabelle Huppert and daughter Lolita Chammah act out a troubled mother-daughter relationship
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Reviews'On Body And Soul': Berlin Review
Ildikó Enyedi’s striking, emotional drama explores the power of human connection in the unlikeliest of places
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Reviews'Django': Berlin Review
Tribute to Gypsy jazz icon Django Reinhardt (Reda Kateb) set in wartime Paris opens the 2017 Berlinale
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Reviews'Fifty Shades Darker': Review
Jamie Dornan, Dakota Johnson slurp it up in the first Fifty sequel.
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Reviews'A Cure For Wellness': Review
Gore Verbinski follows up The Lone Ranger with an extended Gothic psycho-horror
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Reviews'Up In The Sky': Berlin Review
Swedish children’s adventure with the homespun quality of a Michael Gondry feature
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Reviews'Dayveon': Review
A pitoval summer for a young boy in rural Arkansas marks Amman Abbasi’s debut
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Reviews'Mansfield 66/67': Rotterdam Review
Dir: Todd Hughes, P. David Ebersole, US/UK, 2017, 96 mins
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Reviews'Light Thereafter': Rotterdam Review
Dir: Konstantin Bojanov. Bulgaria/Belgium/UK, 2017. 102 mins
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Reviews'This Is Our Land (Chez nous)': Rotterdam Review
Dir: Lucas Belvaux. France/Belgium, 2017. 114 mins
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FeaturesSundance 2017: The stand-out feature films
Screen rounds up the critical breakthroughs from this year’s festival.
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