Festival reviews – Page 5
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Reviews‘Knocking’: Sundance Review
A former psychiatric patient is tormented by noises in the night in a sharp debut from Sweden
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‘In The Earth’: Sundance Review
Ben Wheatley returns to (his) nature with a pandemic sci-fi scarer starring Joel Fry
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‘The Pink Cloud’: Sundance Review
An uncannily prescient drama from Brazil marks a powerful debut from Iuli Gerbase
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‘The Most Beautiful Boy In The World’: Sundance Review
Fifty years later, Bjorn Andresen looks back at his life, and ‘Death In Venice’
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‘Rita Moreno: Just A Girl Who Decided To Go For It’: Sundance Review
The star of ’West Side Story’ looks back on 70 years of defying the odds and the naysayers
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‘Cryptozoo’: Sundance Reviews
A sweet trip from the makers of ’My Entire High School Sinking Into The Sea’
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‘President’: Sundance Review
A remarkable story of bravery and determination against daunting odds in Zimbabwe’s first “free and fair” elections
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‘Human Factors’: Sundance Review
Ronny Trocker’s cat-and-mouse game with the viewer strays into Haneke territory
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‘Censor’: Sundance Review
Can Prano Bailey-Bond and Niamh Algar save the UK from ‘video nasties’?
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‘One For The Road’: Sundance Review
Wong Kar-wai produces Baz Poonpiriya’s follow-up to ‘Bad Genius’
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‘Summer Of Soul (…Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised)’: Sundance Review
‘Black Woodstock’ roars back to life
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‘Flee’: Sundance Review
The story of an Afghan refugee is enhanced by the enlightened animations of Jonas Poher Rasmussen and his team
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‘CODA’: Sundance Review
Charming, crowd-pleasing Day One Sundance title about a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA) who has to find her own way
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‘In The Same Breath’: Sundance Review
Timely, and terrifying: Nanfu Wang’s documentary looks at government response to Covid-19 in the US and China
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‘25 Years Of Innocence’: Bahamas Review
A gripping, if restrained, true-life drama from Poland
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‘Roommate Wanted’: Bahamas Review
A new housemate is packing quite a lot of luggage in Michael McCartney’s horror/comedy
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‘My Heart Can’t Beat Unless You Tell It To’: Bahamas Review
Claustrophobic horror-drama which is gaining a bloody momentum on the festival circuit
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