Latest festival reviews – Page 2
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Reviews‘Forest’: Thessaloniki Review
Intimate documentary captures how Europe’s refugee crisis is impacting one Polish family’s quiet forest life
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Reviews‘Arcadian’: SXSW Review
Nicolas Cage faces off against night-time terrors in this Ireland-shot apocalyptic creature feature
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Reviews‘The Fall Guy’: SXSW Review
Ryan Gosling is on fire in Universal’s kick-off to summer 2024 blockbuster season
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Reviews‘Every Little Thing’: CPH:DOX Review
Sally Aitken follows one woman’s tireless work caring for LA’s hummingbird population
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Reviews‘Life And Other Problems’: CPH:DOX Review
Danish documentarian Max Kestner attempts to pin down the meaning of life in his expansive CPH:DOX opener
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Reviews‘Stray Bodies’: Thessaloniki Review
Elina Psykou explores how issues of IVF, abortion and euthanasia are treated differently across Europe
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Reviews‘Johatsu - Into Thin Air’: Thessaloniki Review
Sensitive exploration of why – and how – thousands of Japanese people vanish each year without a trace
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Reviews‘Monkey Man’: SXSW Review
Dev Patel’s ferocious directorial debut sees him star as a Mumbai underground boxer seeking revenge
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Reviews‘Saturn Return’: Malaga Review
Malaga winner by Isaki Lacuesta is loosely based on the travails of Spanish indie band Los Planetas
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Reviews‘Magpie’: SXSW Review
Sam Yates’s slow-burn debut about a marriage under strain fields an impressive performance from its producer, Daisy Ridley
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Reviews‘Grand Theft Hamlet’: SXSW Review
Video game ’Grand Theft Auto’ plays host to a virtual staging of Shakespeare’s Hamlet
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Reviews‘Janey’: Glasgow Review
Glasgow’s closing film goes on the road with Scottish comedian Janey Godley
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Reviews‘7 Keys’: SXSW Review
Two strangers embark on an dangerous London weekend in this nervy debut thriller
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Reviews‘Timestalker’: SXSW Review
Alice Lowe writes, directs and stars as a woman pursuing the so-called love of her life throughout history
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Reviews‘Edge Of Summer’: Glasgow Review
A long, hot Cornish summer in 1991 is the setting for Lucy Cohen’s coming-of-age drama
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Reviews‘And So It Begins’: Thessaloniki Review
Ramona S Diaz follows Philippines presidential hopeful Leni Robredo in the run-up to the country’s 2022 elections
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Reviews‘Nocturnes’: Thessaloniki Review
The hawk moth community of the Eastern Himalayas comes into sharp focus in this contemplative doc
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Reviews‘As Neves’: Malaga Review
Accomplished debut follows the disappearance of a teenage girl in an isolated rural Spanish town