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Festival reviews – Page 160
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Reviews'The Furies': Edinburgh Review
Retro slasher movie from Australia should make some commercial splatter
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Reviews'The Best Of Dorien B.': Edinburgh Review
Notable debut from Belgium’s Anke Blonde which marks the former casting director out as a talent to watch
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Reviews'Boyz In The Wood': Edinburgh Review
Scotland’s premier festival opens with a lively teen comedy set in the highlands
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Reviews'About Love': Sheffield Review
This absorbing family portrait from a young Bombay director took the New Talent award at Sheffield
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Reviews'Hearts And Bones': Sydney Review
A photographer and a refugee grapple with the trauma of a shared war
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Reviews'Bellbird': Sydney Review
A tender, amusing reflection on life and loss in a small New Zealand dairy farm
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Reviews'The Wonderland': Annecy Review
Keiichi Hara follows up ‘Miss Hokusai’ with a complex coming-of-age adventure story
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Reviews'The Prince's Voyage': Annecy Review
Distinguished animation from awarded veteran Jean-Francois Laguionie
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Reviews'Mike Wallace Is Here': Sheffield Review
Dynamic documentary about the life and career of influential American newsman Mike Wallace
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Reviews'Midnight Family': Sheffield Review
Fast-paced documentary following one of Mexico City’s many private ambulances
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Reviews'Palm Beach': Sydney Review
A group of life-long friends reunite for a weekend of stories and secrets
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Reviews'Zero Impunity': Annecy Review
Hard-hitting animation which examines sexual abuse as an international weapon of war
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Reviews'The Specials': Cannes review
The festival closes with a powerful and accomplished film from Eric Toledano and Olivier Nakache
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Reviews'Sibyl': Cannes Review
Virginie Efira stars in the third film from France’s Justine Triet, closing Cannes Competition for 2019
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Reviews'It Must Be Heaven': Cannes Review
Elia Suleiman returns to Cannes Competition with a typically deadpan travelogue
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Reviews'Mektoub, My Love: Intermezzo': Cannes Review
The beat goes on - and on - in Abdellatif Kechiche’s second ‘Mektoub’ film