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All articles by Amber Wilkinson – Page 10
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Reviews‘Flee’: Sundance Review
The story of an Afghan refugee is enhanced by the enlightened animations of Jonas Poher Rasmussen and his team
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Reviews‘Avalon’: DOK Leipzig Review
An exploration of the director’s sexual boundaries forms the heart of this obsessively personal film from Thailand
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Reviews‘Faith’: IDFA Review
Eye-opening portrait of the isolated Italian religious sect Warriors Of Light
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Reviews‘Sidik And The Panther’: IDFA Review
Filmmaker Reber Dosky returns to his Kurdistan home to follow a hunter in his long search for a Persian leopard
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Reviews‘iHuman’: IDFA Review
Wide-ranging documentary which tracks the rise and rise of artficial intelligence
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Reviews‘La Mami’: IDFA Review
Intimate documentary focusing on the titular matriarch of the women’s powder room at Mexico City’s Barba Azul Cabaret
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Reviews‘The Forum’: IDFA Review
Marcus Vetter’s fascinating documentary gives rare behind-the-scenes access to the World Economic Forum
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Reviews‘My Darling Supermarket’: IDFA Review
Tali Yankelevich shops for success with her debut feature
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Reviews‘Sunless Shadows’: IDFA Review
Mehrdad Oskouei’s IDFA opener follows young Iranian women who have been imprisoned for murder
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Reviews‘Pacified’: San Sebastian Review
Favela-set drama is the deserving winner of the Golden Shell
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Reviews‘The Moneychanger’: Toronto Review
An international money broker becomes involved with organised crime in 1970s Uruguay
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Reviews‘Madre’: Venice Review
Another intriguing - and satisfying - drama from Spain’s Rodrigo Sorogoyen
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Reviews‘The Barefoot Emperor’: Review
An king is poised to rule over a newly nationalist Europe after the collapse of the EU
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Reviews‘Beware Of Children’: Venice Review
The death of a child on the playing field is the starting point for this probing drama from Norway
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Reviews‘Verdict’: Venice Review
A Filipino domestic abuse victim find the local justice system offers little protection