All articles by Amber Wilkinson – Page 4
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Reviews‘Will & Harper’: Sundance Review
Will Ferrell and his best friend Harper take a cross-country road trip after her transition
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Reviews‘Suncoast’: Sundance Review
Formulaic drama starring Nico Parker and Laura Linney which over-reaches its pathos
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Reviews‘Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story’: Sundance Review
Increasingly moving documentary is a dialogue with the late actor and disability advocate
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Reviews‘Winner’: Sundance Review
Emilia Jones stars as real-life whistleblower Reality Winner in Susanna Fogel’s pacy dramatisation of her story
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Reviews‘Handling The Undead’: Sundance Review
The dead return to life during a hot Oslo summer in this adaptation of the novel by John Ajvide Lindqvist
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Reviews‘The American Society Of Magical Negroes’: Sundance Review
A secret Black society works to make white people’s lives easier in this subversive satire
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Reviews‘Girls State’: Sundance Review
Follow up to ‘Boys State’ is an insightful documentary about everday sexism and young women’s fight for change
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Reviews‘Freaky Tales’: Sundance Review
Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden return to their indie roots with this anarchic quartet of stories set in California, 1987
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Reviews‘Frida’: Sundance Review
Vibrant documentary portrait of Frida Kahlo uses the artist’s own words to tell her story
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Reviews‘Traces’: Review
Croatia’s Oscar submission is a subtle meditation on past influences in the life of an anthropologist
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Reviews‘Wakhri’: Red Sea Review
Well-intentioned drama takes inspiration from a real-life Pakistani honour killing
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Reviews‘Touched’: Thessaloniki Review
A paralysed man embarks on a clandestine relationship with his care assistant in this frank German drama
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Reviews‘Guest Star’: Thessaloniki Review
Vasilis Christofilakis writes, directs and stars in this Greek celebrity satire
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Reviews‘Cafe’: Thessaloniki Review
Jailed Iranian filmmaker Navid Mihanoust presents an self-referential tale of a director living in limbo while waiting for a prison sentence
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Reviews‘We Have Never Been Modern’: Thessaloniki Review
Period Czech drama set at the dawn of the Second World War has a decidedly modern sensibility
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Reviews‘Murderess’: Thessaloniki Review
Unrelentingly brutal period drama about an ageing midwife who battles the patriarchy in a remote Greek village
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Reviews‘Melk’: Thessaloniki Review
A grieving mother must find a way to come to terms with her loss in this quiet Dutch debut
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Reviews‘The Last Taxi Driver’: Thessaloniki Review
A taxi driver is pulled into a dangerous obsession in this intense Greek drama
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Reviews‘Without Air’: Thessaloniki Review
Debut feature explores Hungarian conservatism through the microcosm of a high school scandal
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Reviews‘Heritage’: Busan Review
Three lives intersect in a welfare office in Korea in Lee Jong-su’s droll, dry debut