All articles by Demetrios Matheou – Page 3
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Reviews‘Dust And Ashes’: Tallinn Review
A grieving young South Korean factory worker resorts to desperate measures in Park Hee-kwon’s enigmatic drama
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Reviews‘Looted’: Tallinn Review
Thomas Turgoose stars in this debut film about a frustrated young carer
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Reviews‘Cook F*** Kill’: Tallinn Review
Mira Fornay confronts the issue of domestic violence through a boldly-executed absurdist comedy
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Reviews‘Fiela’s Child’: Tallinn Review
Adaptation of Dalene Matthee’s about the plight of an abandoned black child in South Africa
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Reviews‘Gipsy Queen’: Tallinn Review
A struggling Romanian immigrant mother finds possible salvation in the boxing ring
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Reviews‘Gutterbee’: Tallinn Review
Ewen Bremner stars in this odd satire which pitches a German sausage-maker against the Christian right in a small American town
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Reviews‘County Lines’: London Review
The causes and effects of the most recent UK crime blight are laid bare in Henry Blake’s debut
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Reviews‘White Riot’: Review
Rubika Shah’s docmentary tells how, in the 1970s, Rock Against Racism confronted British fascists head-on
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Reviews‘Some Beasts’: San Sebastian Review
Stranding his monied family on a deserted island, Jorge Serrano pushes the boat out too far
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Reviews‘Patrick’: San Sebastian Review
What happens when a violent young man is found to have been a kidnapped child?
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Reviews'The Father': Karlovy Vary Review
A middle-aged man attempts to stop his widowed father coming off the rails
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Reviews‘Mosaic Portrait’: Karlovy Vary Review
A pregnant Chinese schoolgirl finds herself under intense scrutiny
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Reviews'The True Adventures Of Wolfboy': Karlovy Vary Review
A young boy suffering from hypertrichosis runs away from home to find his estranged mother
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Reviews'Half-Sister': Karlovy Vary Review
Two Slovenian half-sisters reluctantly begin to bond when they are forced to share a home
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Reviews'Old-Timers': Karlovy Vary Review
A pair of ageing WWII veterans set out to exact revenge on the communist prosecutor who once jailed them
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Reviews'Aga’s House': Karlovy Vary Review
A group of women live alone in a remote mountain location in Kosovo
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Reviews'Monsoon': Karlovy Vary Review
‘Lilting’ director Hong Khaou’s second film follows an Englishman’s exploration of his Vietnamese roots
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Reviews'Bait': Berlin Review
For his debut feature, the UK’s Mark Jenkin relates the bourgeois invasion of a coastal Cornish town left defenceless by recession.