Ben Croll
Reviews'Die Tomorrow': Berlin Review
Idiosyncratic doc/drama hybrid from Thailand should pique the interest of festival programmers
Reviews'Foreboding': Berlin Review
Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s five-hour apocalyptic TV series is condensed into an off-kilter feature
Reviews'Genesis': Berlin Review
Evoking comparisons to Iñárritu, Árpád Bogdán splits his Roma-centred story into three equal parts
Reviews'Cobain': Berlin Review
Nanouk Leopold’s sixth film explores the troubled relationship between a boy and his mother
Reviews'Fifty Shades Freed': Review
The series half-heartedly concludes - or does it? - with more of the same
Reviews'Over The Limit': Goteborg Review
Harrowing doc about Russian competitive gymnastics by Marta Prus
Reviews'The Violin Player': Goteborg Review
Finnish playwright Paavo Westerberg makes his directorial debut with this tale of musical obsession
Reviews'The Swan': Goteborg Review
A nine year-old girl is sent to do penance on her aunt’s farm in Iceland’s northern far reaches
Reviews'The Return': Goteborg Review
Malene Choi plays with fact and fiction in this arresting portrait of adoptees who return to South Korea
Reviews'Maryline': Review
Actor/director Guillaume Gallienne returns with a challenging melodrama starring Adeline d’Hermy
Reviews'All That Divides Us': Review
Catherine Deneuve and Diane Kruger team up for a social-clash thriller which fails to ignite
Reviews'Shelter': Haifa Review
Eran Riklis takes a coolly professional approach to a Mossad potboiler starring Golshifteh Farahani
Reviews'Outdoors': Haifa Review
An Israeli couple’s marriage is put to the test as they construct their dream countryside home
Reviews'Montana': Haifa Review
A debut from Israel which is surprisingly light on its feet, given the weighty matters it addresses
Reviews'Messi And Maud': Review
Chile-set road movie is a promising debut for young Dutch director Marleen Jonkman
Reviews'Lots Of Kids, A Monkey And A Castle': San Sebastian Review
A winsome, big-hearted documentary from Spain which is already a festival favourite
Reviews'Good Favour': Review
Irish director Rebecca Daly’s third feature is set inside a sealed-off religious commune