Latest reviews – Page 61
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Reviews'Sea Sorrow': Cannes Review
Vanessa Redgrave delivers a thoughtful documentary on the global refugee crisis
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Reviews‘David Stratton: A Cinematic Life’: Cannes Review
Doc looks at Australia’s beloved critic and the national film industry he has assessed
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Reviews'Ismael's Ghosts': Cannes Review (Opening Film)
Arnaud Desplechin opens Cannes 70 with a display of daring and panache.
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Reviews'Snatched': Review
Goldie Hawn and Amy Schumer mine for comedic gold in Jonathan Levine’s hostage scenario
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Reviews'King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword': Review
The real stars of King Arthur are its technical team, as Guy Ritchie amps the action up to dizzying heights
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Reviews'A Better Man': Hot Docs Review
Raw and honest first-person documentary about domestic abuse
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Reviews'Playing God': Hot Docs Review
Doc tracks the ‘Master of Disaster’ Ken Feinberg as he assigns compensation to the victims of 9/11 and other tragedies
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Reviews'Jawbone': Review
Director Thomas Napper makes his debut with this nimble drama of down-for-the-count boxer chasing one last win
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Reviews'Alien: Covenant': Review
A sequel to the prequel, this Alien instalment sees the return of Michael Fassbender in dual roles.
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Reviews'The Wall': Review
Doug Liman’s stripped-down standoff between a US soldier and an Iraqi sniper boasts a solid performance from Aaron Taylor-Johnson
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Reviews'Ask The Sexpert': Hot Docs Review
At 93, the straight-talking Dr Mahinder Watsa tackes sexual ignorance in his daily Mumbai Mirror column
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Reviews'Pecking Order': Hot Docs Review
New Zealand’s competitive chicken breeders fear fowl play in this highly-entertaining Hot Docs title
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Reviews'Forbidden Games: The Justin Fashanu Story' - Hot Docs Review
The tragic story of the late footballer Jusin Fashanu and his sibling John recalls a homophobic, racist Britain of the 1980s
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Reviews'Sleepless': Review
Jamie Foxx makes a high-octane return in Swiss director Baran bo Odar’s bullet-strafed blitzkrieg about corrupt cops in Las Vegas
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Reviews'Mermaids': Hot Docs Review
The practice of “mermaiding” is gently examined in this fluid, slippery doc.
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Reviews'De toutes mes forces': Review
A teenage orphan lives a double life in this involving French drama which deserves to be widely seen
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Reviews'Elián’: Hot Docs Review
The five year-old boy found floating in the Florida Straits in 1999 tells his side of the story
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Reviews'Bee Nation': Hot Docs Review
Crowd-pleaser set on Canada’s First Nation reserves opens Toronto’s Hot Docs festival
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Reviews'How To Be A Latin Lover': Review
An ageing gigolo gets his comeuppance in the latest from comic Eugenio Derbez, with Salma Hayek, Kirsten Bell, Rob Lowe and Michael Cera in support
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ReviewsWhitney 'Can I Be Me': Tribeca Review
It may be unauthorised, but Nick Broomfield’s story of a beautiful diva’s descent into drugs is certainly respectful