Latest festival reviews – Page 142
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Reviews‘Numbers’: Berlin Review
Oleg Sentsov’s stage play is reimagined for the screen in its first-ever public outing
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Reviews‘Onward’: Berlin Review
A road trip from Pixar which fails to advance the company’s artistic fortunes
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Reviews‘One In A Thousand’: Berlin Review
Berlin’s Panorama section opens with a teen romance set in One Thousand, an estate in Northern Argentina’s Corrientes
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Reviews‘My Salinger Year’: Berlin Review
The Berlinale opens with a muted adaptation of Joanna Rakoff’s popular memoir
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Reviews‘Eeb Allay Ooo!’: Berlin Review
A disaffected monkey wrangler is the subject of Prateek Vats’ satirical feature debut
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Reviews‘Uppercase Print’: Berlin Review
In one of his two works at this year’s Forum, Romania’s Radu Jude looks back on a case of state oppression
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Reviews‘Father’: Review
A father undertakes an odyssey across Serbia to be reuinted with his children
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Reviews‘Mogul Mowgli’: Review
Riz Ahmed plays a first generation rap artist, at odds with his world - and eventually his body.
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Reviews‘Epicentro’: Sundance Review
This tender portrait of Cuba is the winner of the world documentary competition at Sundance
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Reviews‘Malmkrog’: Berlin Review
Berlin’s new section, Encounters, opens on a ’militantly cerebral’ note
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Reviews‘A Perfectly Normal Family’: Rotterdam Review
A daughter watches her father transition in this carefully-observed debut, winner of Rotterdam’s Big Screen award
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Reviews‘His House’: Sundance Review
Netflix swoops on sophisticated British refugee horror directed by rising star Remi Weekes
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Reviews‘The Cloud In Her Room’: Rotterdam Review
Noteworthy debut from this female director marks a new voice in Chinese cinema
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Reviews'Omniboat: A Fast Boat Fantasia’: Sundance Review
A surreal portmanteau set on or around a Miami speedboat
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Reviews‘The Evening Hour’: Rotterdam Review
The grandson of a preacherman plies his trade in an opioid-afflicted West Virginia town
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Reviews‘Boys State’: Sundance Review
A small political ecosystem throws up some big results for documentary film-makers Jesse Moss and Amanda McBaine
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Reviews‘The Reason I Jump’: Sundance Review
Jerry Rothwell’s groundbreaking documentary tunes into the autistic spectrum
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Reviews'Charm City Kings': Sundance Review
Sony’s Sundance acquisition is anchored by the exceptional young actor Jahi Di’Allo Winston