Latest festival reviews – Page 189
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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
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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'Nae Pasaran': Glasgow Review
The Glasgow Film Festival plays out with this heartfelt documentary about workers’ solidarity in the 1970s
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Reviews'You, Me And Him': Glasgow Review
David Tennant, Lucy Punch and Faye Marsay star in a broadly-sketched comedy about a lesbian couple’s pregnancies
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Reviews'Fortuna': Berlin Review
Winner of Berlin’s Generation 14plus main award, ’Fortuna’ takes a low-key, show-burn approach to a crisis of faith
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Reviews'Foreboding': Berlin Review
Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s five-hour apocalyptic TV series is condensed into an off-kilter feature
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Reviews'Ága': Berlin Review
A slice of life on the Tundra closes the 2018 Berlinale out of Competition
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Reviews'In The Aisles': Berlin Review
Thomas Stuber directs this touching romance starring Sandra Hüller
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Reviews'Mug': Berlin Review
A freewheeling drama about a facial-transplant patient helps to bring Berlinale 2018 to a close
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Reviews'Touch Me Not': Berlin Review
Golden Bear winner at Berlin is a debut from Romania about physical intimacy