Latest festival reviews – Page 121
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Reviews‘Fabian – Going to the Dogs’: Berlin Review
Tom Schilling stars in Domink Graf’s elaborate 1931 Berlin-set drama
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Reviews‘Moon 66 Questions’: Berlin Review
A troubled father and daughter reuinte in even more strained circumstances
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Reviews‘Language Lessons’: Berlin Review
Mark Duplass and Natalie Morales dial up a lockdown feature and friendship
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Reviews‘Brother’s Keeper’: Berlin Review
Standout feature is set in a boy’s boarding school in Turkey
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Reviews‘Dirty Feathers’: Berlin Review
El Paso, Texas, where a cold hard winter for the dispossed is captured by Carlos Alfonso Corral
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Reviews‘Ninjababy’: Berlin Review
Norway’s Yngvild Sve Flikke delivers an amusing and thoughtful story about a surprise pregnancy
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Reviews‘Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliche’: Glasgow Review
A closer look at the groundbreaking British punk artist
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Reviews‘A Brixton Tale’: Glasgow Review
South London-set story of social divides plays Slamdance and Glasgow
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Reviews‘The Toll’: Glasgow Review
Michael Smiley plays a tollbooth operator hiding from his past in isolated Western Wales
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Reviews‘Bulletproof’: Doclisboa Review
Todd Chandler looks inside the school gates of an America irreperably altered by campus shootings
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Reviews‘Creation Stories’: Glasgow Review
Glasgow opens with this pacey biopic of Creation Records founder Alan McGee
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Reviews‘Looking For Venera’: Rotterdam Review
Kosovo makes its mark again in this award-winning debut
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Reviews‘I Comete: A Corsican Summer’: Rotterdam Review
Film set in a small Mediterranean village during the busy summer season shares the Jury Prize at IFFR
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Reviews‘Aristocrats’: Rotterdam Review
Restrained drama set in the upper echelons of Japanese society
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Reviews‘Liborio’: Rotterdam Review
A messiah rises in this true-life story drama from the Dominican Republic
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Reviews‘Witches Of The Orient’: Rotterdam Review
The world-beating Japanese women’s volleyball team of the 1960s roars colourfully back to life
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Reviews‘Captains Of Zaatari’: Sundance Review
In a refugee camp in Jordan, football offers hope to two young boys