All articles by Jonathan Romney – Page 24
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Reviews'Shock Waves - Diary of My Mind': Berlin Review
Ursula Meier probes a real-life murder in this welcome - if brief - return to form
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Reviews'Shock Waves - First Name: Mathieu': Berlin Review
The repercussions of violent events responate in one of four ‘Shock Wave’ films
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Reviews'The Waldheim Waltz': Berlin Review
Austria’s difficult relationship with its own recent past comes into clear focus in this award-winning documentary.
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Reviews'Museum': Berlin Review
Alonso Ruizpalacios strikes out with this wry comedy-drama from Mexico starring Gael Garcia Bernal
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Reviews'Unsane': Berlin Review
Claire Foy headlines a tricksy thriller shot by Stephen Soderbergh on an iPhone7
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Reviews'My Brother's Name Is Robert And He Is An Idiot': Berlin Review
Philip Gröning returns to test the viewer again with this tale of teenage siblings
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Reviews'Last Child': Berlin Review
A bereaved couple take their recently deceased son’s friend under their wing
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Reviews'Season Of The Devil': Berlin Review
Lav Diaz presents a Philippine rock opera exploring 1970s military rule
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Reviews'Eva': Berlin Review
It’s business as usual for Isabelle Huppert in Benoît Jacquot’s psycho thriller
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Reviews'Dovlatov': Berlin Review
Alexey German Jr looks back at a week in the life of Russian poet Sergei Dovlatov
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FeaturesFilms of the Year 2017: Jonathan Romney
Screen International critics pick their top five films of the year, plus the best doc and a hidden gem.
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Reviews'The Disaster Artist': San Sebastian Review
Winner of best film at San Sebastian, ‘The Disaster Artist’ is a genuinely moving bromance about the ’Citizen Kane of bad movies’
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Reviews'Life And Nothing More': San Sebastian Review
This second film is an involving, urgent and moving drama which has particular resonance in the wake of Charlottesville
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Reviews'Sollers Point': San Sebastian Review
Matt Porterfield shifts towards a more conventional crime drama in his fourth feature
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Reviews'Soldiers. Story From Ferentari': San Sebastian Review
Actress Ivana Mladenovic makes a strong fiction debut with this story of a mismatched couple in a downbeat area of Bucharest
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Reviews'Outrage Coda': Venice Review
Beat Takeshi ends his crime trilogy in suitably visceral style
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Reviews'Manhunt': Venice Review
Breezy, handsomely mounted fun that shows John Woo has lost neither his mojo nor his sense of poetry
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Reviews'Loving Pablo': Venice Review
Javier Bardem and Penelope Cruz reunite for Spain’s Fernando Leon de Aranoa
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Reviews'My Generation': Venice Review
London in the Swinging Sixties is fondly remembered by Sir Michael Caine