All articles by Wendy Ide – Page 38
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Reviews'Aren't You Happy?': Rotterdam Review
A melancholic girl dabbles in post-modern life and love across 15 vignettes
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Reviews'Take Me Somewhere Nice': Rotterdam Review
A headstrong teen returns to Bosnia to reconnect with her dying father
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Reviews'In The Heart Of The World': Rotterdam Review
Several chaotic lives intertwine in the Brazilian city of Contagem
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Reviews'This Is Not Berlin': Sundance Review
A teenage boy discovers the lure of Mexico’s mid-80s subversive club scene
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Reviews'The Sharks': Sundance Review
A teenage girl embarks on a sexual relationship in a sombre coastal town
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Reviews'Beats': Rotterdam Review
Two Scottish teens discover the illicit joy of the mid-’90s underground rave scene
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Reviews'The Witch: Part 1. The Subversion': Macao Review
A gifted teenage girl is pursued by figures from a past she can’t remember
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Reviews'White Blood': Macao Review
An Argentinian drug mule faces the horrific consequences of her actions
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Reviews'Aruna & Her Palate': Macao Review
A epidemiologist goes in search of disease and local delicacies in this quirky road-trip movie
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Reviews'Dear Ex': Macao Review
A young man grows close to his late father’s male lover in this comic melodrama
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Reviews'Up The Mountain': Macao Review
Zhang Yang’s well-observed documentary captures a traditional way of life
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Reviews'Jesus': Macao Review
A shy young boy finds a friend in Jesus in Hiroshi Okuyama’s original debut
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Reviews'Suburban Birds': Macao Review
Past and present are linked in this intriguing feature debut from Qiu Sheng
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Reviews'Take It Or Leave It': Tallinn Review
Estonia’s Oscar entry turns the tables on conventional gender roles
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Reviews'Until We Fall': Tallinn Review
An impressive, superbly-acted Danish drama about a couple struggling to come to terms with the past
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Reviews'Sunburn': Tallinn Review
Portugese drama charts the return of a controversial friend into a close-knit group
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Reviews 'A Shelter Among The Clouds': Tallinn Review
A simple Albanian goat-herd is the protagonist of this stunningly-shot feature
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Reviews'Cronofobia': Tallinn Review
A slippery, challenging debut marks Francseco Rizzi as a name to watch
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Reviews'Wandering Girl': Tallinn Review
A trip across the Colombian countryside with four half-sisters is an eloquent and languid pleasure