Festival reviews – Page 49
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Reviews‘Cobweb’: Cannes Review
Kim Jee-woon’s Cannes entry is an entertainingly affectionate ode to film-makers and film-making
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Reviews‘In Our Day’: Cannes Review
Hong Sangsoo closes out Director’s Fortnight with this slender conversation piece
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Reviews‘Strangers By Night’: Cannes Review
Alex Lutz directs and stars in this Un Certain Regard closer about the chance meeting of a Parisian couple
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Reviews‘The Old Oak’: Cannes Review
Ken Loach returns to Cannes with his ensemble swansong about Syrian refugees arriving in a small town in the North of England
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Reviews‘Salem’: Cannes Review
Jean-Bernard Marlin’s fiery gang-war film confirms the promise of his debut ’Shéhérezade’
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Reviews‘Last Summer’: Cannes Review
Catherine Breillat’s Competition title explores the fallout of an affair between a woman and her teenage stepson
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Reviews‘Perfect Days’: Cannes Review
Wim Wenders returns to Cannes competition with this meditative tale of a man living a quiet existence in Tokyo
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Reviews’All To Play For’: Cannes Review
Virginie Efira shines as a single mother attempting to save her son from the French care system
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Reviews‘Just The Two Of Us’: Cannes Review
Virginie Efira and Melvil Poupaud star in Valerie Donzelli’s well-observed domestic abuse drama
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Reviews‘Kennedy’: Cannes Review
The latest from veteran filmmaker Anurag Kashyap is the murky tale of police corruption in lockdown-era Mumbai
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Reviews‘Agra’: Cannes Review
The ugly cycle of domestic violence shadows Kanu Behl’s second feature
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Reviews‘Inside The Yellow Cocoon Shell’: Cannes Review
A man embarks on a physical and spiritual journey in this arresting debut drama from Vietnam
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Reviews‘The Pot-Au-Feu’: Cannes Review
Juliette Binoche and Benoit Magimel make an appetising combination in Tran Anh Hung’s food-themed Competition entry
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Reviews‘Hopeless’: Cannes Review
A troubled teenager turns to the mob in Kim Chang-hoon’s brutal South Korean drama
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Reviews‘Room 999’: Cannes Review
The future of cinema is addressed with unfiltered interviews inspired by Wim Wenders’ ‘Room 666’
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Reviews‘No Love Lost’: Cannes Review
Erwan Le Duc closes Critics Week with this relentlessly whimsical father/daughter comedy-drama
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Reviews‘Kidnapped’: Cannes Review
Italian veteran Marco Bellocchio’s Competition drama tells the true story of how the Vatican kidnapped a young Jewish boy
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Reviews‘A Song Sung Blue’: Cannes Review
Geng Zihan’s dreamlike debut offers a layered, fresh perspective in this Chinese coming-of-age drama
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Reviews‘Kubi’: Cannes Review
Takeshi Kitano’s return to the samurai genre is an adaptation of his own historical novel
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Reviews‘Asteroid City’: Cannes Review
Wes Anderson’s star-studded latest revolves around the colourful inhabitants of the titular desert city