Festival reviews – Page 94
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Reviews‘Hommage’: Tokyo Review
Lee Jung-eun shines as a struggling director tasked with restoring a damaged film from a deceased woman director
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Reviews‘Payback’: Tokyo Review
Brillante Ma Mendoza explores political corruption in this hip-hop-fuelled crime drama
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Reviews‘Veneciafrenia’: Tokyo Review
Venice tourists are being killed by a masked stranger in Alex de la Iglesia’s bloody thriller
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Reviews‘Raging Fire’: Tokyo Review
Benny Chan’s final film is an old-school action showdown between Donnie Yen and Nicholas Tse
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Reviews‘Ghosts From The Past (How History Got Into Me)’: Doclisboa Review
Boris Lehman’s memories flash before our eyes in this valedictory, whimsical personal film
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Reviews‘The Safest Place In The World’: Doclisboa Review
Brazil’s 2015 Mariana dam disaster is eulogised through the perspective of one scarred local
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Reviews‘You Are Ceausescu To Me’: Doclisboa Review
A group of young people gather to play the infamous Romanian dictator in Sebastian Mihailescu’s experimental documentary
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Reviews‘The Tale Of King Crab’: Doclisboa Review
This atmospheric drama encompasses everything from thwarted love affairs to quixotic treasure hunts
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Reviews‘Equatorial Constellations’: Doclisboa Review
Impressionistic documentary examines the humanitarian response to the civil war between Nigeria and Biafra during the 1960s
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Reviews‘The Dance’: London Review
An immersive, rousing look behind the scenes of the acclaimed production ‘Mam’
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Reviews‘ear for eye’: London Review
debbie tucker green’s acclaimed play is transformed into a riveting, raw film
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Reviews‘DASHCAM’: London Review
Rob Savage’s ‘Host’ follow-up is an iPhone-shot, found-footage horror about one nightmarish car ride
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Reviews‘The First Wave’: London Review
Documentarian Matthew Heineman chronicles a New York hospital’s Covid response during the early months of the pandemic
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Reviews‘Munich - The Edge Of War’: London Review
George MacKay and Jannis Niewohner star alongside Jeremy Irons as Neville Chamberlain in this Netflix adaptation of Robert Harris’s best-selling novel
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Reviews‘The Real Charlie Chaplin’: London Review
Peter Middleton and James Spinney turn their attention to The Little Tramp
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Reviews'The Phantom Of The Open': London Review
Mark Rylance stars in this biopic of the affably woeful golfer Maurice Flitcroft
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Reviews‘The Alleys’: London Review
Bassel Ghandour’s debut juggles tones and storylines for a labyrinthine portrait of a Jordanian neighbourhood
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Reviews‘White Building’: London Review
Kavich Neang’s feature debut follows a young dancer who’s about to lose the only home he’s ever known
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Reviews‘Anita’: Busan Review (Closing Film)
Louise Wong plays Cantopop superstar Anita Mui in this nostalgic biopic