All articles by Allan Hunter – Page 16
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Reviews‘Jump, Darling’: Flare Review
The late Cloris Leachman delivers a touching swansong in this small-scale Canadian drama
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Reviews‘Ludi’: Miami Review
A Haitian-born nurse struggles to make a life in Miami in this touching debut from Edson Jean
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Reviews‘Wheel Of Fortune And Fantasy’: Berlin Review
A series of encounters plays out in Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s playful trilogy
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Reviews‘A Cop Movie’: Berlin Review
A multi-level, multi-media exploration of what it means to patrol the streets of Mexico City
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Reviews‘The Girl And The Spider’: Berlin Review
Ramon and Silvan Zurcher continue their trilogy with this story of alienation playing in Berlin’s Encounters sidebar
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Reviews‘Souad’: Berlin Review
A Cannes Label film from Egypt makes its bow in Panorama, where it proves itself worth the wait
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Reviews‘Next Door’: Berlin Review
Daniel Bruhl directs and pokes fun at himself in this entertaining riff on celebrity and privilege
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Reviews‘Captains Of Zaatari’: Sundance Review
In a refugee camp in Jordan, football offers hope to two young boys
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Reviews‘Hive’: Sundance Review
Kosovo-set winner of Sundance’s World Dramatic section looks set to be a firm audience favourite as well
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Reviews‘Misha And The Wolves’: Sundance Review
Did the author of a renowned Holocaust memoire really cry wolf?
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Reviews‘Taming The Garden’: Sundance Review
In Georgia, giant trees are being uprooted and amassed by a billionaire
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Reviews‘Rita Moreno: Just A Girl Who Decided To Go For It’: Sundance Review
The star of ’West Side Story’ looks back on 70 years of defying the odds and the naysayers
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Reviews‘Cryptozoo’: Sundance Reviews
A sweet trip from the makers of ’My Entire High School Sinking Into The Sea’
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Reviews‘Dinner In America’: Bahamas Review
Offbeat romance served with rumbustious energy and a punk spirit
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Reviews‘Wild Mountain Thyme’: Review
Emily Blunt, Jamie Dornan are bogged down in director John Patrick Shanley’s misbegotten Irish romance
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FeaturesFilms of the year 2020: Allan Hunter
Hunter has worked for Screen since 1990. He is based in Edinburgh and is co-director of Glasgow Film Festival. Read our other critics’ top tens here.
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Reviews‘Narcissus Off Duty’: DocLisboa Review
Caetano Veloso revisits a time in Brazil when he was locked up for no reason in a softly emotional documentary