Festival reviews – Page 189
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Reviews'Duck Butter': Tribeca Review
Jay and Mark Duplass lend their support to Miguel Arteta’s fast-forward relationship drama
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Reviews'O.G.': Tribeca Review
Documentarian Madeleine Sackler makes her feature debut with this drama shot inside a real-life prison
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Reviews'Smuggling Hendrix': Tribeca Review
A Greek Cypriot man must rescue his beloved dog from Turkish-occupied territory
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Reviews'Tanzania Transit': Tribeca Review
Passengers travelling by train across Tanzania paint a rich portrait of Africa
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Reviews'Blue Night': Tribeca Review
Sarah Jessica Parker enlists a starry cast of cameos to try her hand at a serious dramatic role
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Reviews'Ghostbox Cowboy': Tribeca Review
An American businessman struggles to make his fortune in the East
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Reviews'Virgins': Tribeca Review
Joy Rieger impresses as a bored teenager in a seaside town in Israel
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Reviews'Dry Martina': Tribeca Review
An ageing former pop star attempts to bring some passion back into her life
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Reviews'Island Of The Hungry Ghosts': Tribeca Review
Poetic profile of the forgotten asylum seekers detained on Christmas Island
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Reviews'Love, Gilda': Tribeca Review
Compelling documentary looking at the life and career of American comic Gilda Radner
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Reviews'Postcards From London': BFI Flare Review
BFI’s Flare Festival concludes with a trip through Soho in the company of rising star Harris Dickinson
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Reviews'An Elephant Sitting Still': Hong Kong Review
Chinese director Hu Bo’s first and last film is an impressive achievement
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Reviews'Sunshine That Can Move Mountains': Hong Kong Review
A Tibetan monk faces temptation in this handsome debut from Wang Qiang
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Reviews'Posesif': Hong Kong Review
A teen romance takes a dark turn in Indonesian director Edwin’s fourth feature
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Reviews'The Wolf House (La casa lobo)': Hong Kong Review
Fairy tales, folklore and remarkable animation combine in this fantastical Chilean tale
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Reviews'Wangdrak's Rain Boots': Hong Kong Review
A young Tibetan boy dreams of a new pair of wellingtons in Lhapal Gyal’s engaging debut
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Reviews'In The Intense Now': Hong Kong Review
Five decades of archive footage tells the eye-opening story of modern political protest
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Reviews'Omotenashi': Hong Kong Review
A Japanese inn is the setting for a clash between tradition and modernity
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Reviews'Gutland': Review
A man with a secret hides out in a place with a secret in this intriguing debut from Luxembourg.
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Reviews'Die Tomorrow': Berlin Review
Idiosyncratic doc/drama hybrid from Thailand should pique the interest of festival programmers