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Festival reviews – Page 102
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Reviews‘Wolka’: Hamburg Review
Late filmmaker Arni Olafur Asgeirsson delivers a flinty thriller set within a tight-knit Icelandic community
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Reviews‘Unwanted’: San Sebastian Review
Russian drama is a challenging winner of the New Directors award at Spain’s premier festival
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Reviews‘Anatomy Of Time’: Hamburg Review
Thai director Jakrawal Nilthamrong presents a medatative exploration of long-term love
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Reviews‘Futura’: Hamburg Review
A trio of Italian filmmakers ask the next generation what might lie ahead for their country and themselves
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Reviews‘Botox’: Hamburg Review
Kaveh Mazaheri’s feature debut follows two sisters plotting to keep their brother’s disappearance a secret
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Reviews‘Poser’: Hamburg Review
Noah Dixon and Ori Segev’s debut presents a ’Single White Female’ scenario brewing in a local alternative music scene
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Reviews‘Carajita’: San Sebastian Review
Concise and compelling film from ‘Tigre’ duo wins a special mention at San Sebastian New Directors
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Reviews‘La Fortuna’: San Sebastian Review (TV)
Alejandro Amenabar turns to TV and brings a cast including Stanley Tucci along for a bumpy sea voyage
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Reviews‘Who’s Stopping Us’: San Sebastian Review
Jonás Trueba’s sprawling documentary takes in five years in the lives of Spanish high-school students
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Reviews‘The Tragedy Of Macbeth’: NYFF Review
Joel Coen goes solo and serious for this dark, stripped-down Shakespeare
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Reviews‘Aloners’: San Sebastian Review
South Korean writer-director Hong Sung-eun shines a knowing light on modern urban solitude
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Reviews‘Jesus Lopez’: San Sebastian Review
Maximiliano Schonfeld infuses this tale of a grieving Argentinian community with well-handled fantasy elements
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Reviews‘Fire On The Plain’: San Sebastian Review
Chinese stars Zhao Dongyu and Liu Haoran take centre stage in Zhang Ji’s debut detective drama
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Reviews‘The Daughter’: San Sebastian Review
A teen pregnancy is the catalyst for disturbing events in Manuel Martin Cuenca’s suspenseful drama
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Reviews‘The Good Boss’: San Sebastian Review
It’s Javier Bardem’s show as he runites with Fernando Leon de Aranoa for this parable of power in a provincial Spanish town
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Reviews‘I Want To Talk About Duras’: San Sebastian Review
Claire Simon’s exploration of the relationship between Yann Andréa and Marguerite Duras is a remarkable two-hander
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Reviews‘Arthur Rambo’: San Sebastian Review
Laurent Cantet follows the sharp rise and sudden fall of a young French writer in the social media age
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Reviews‘Fever Dream’: San Sebastian Review
Peruvian filmmaker Claudia Llosa explores biological bonds in this chilling environmental drama
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Reviews‘Yuni’: Toronto Review
Kamila Andini’s Indonesian feature wins the coveted Platform prize at Tiff 2021