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Reviews‘Elvis’: Cannes Review
Baz Luhrmann returns to Cannes with his ’lavish, passionate and overblown’ biopic of The King
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‘Joyland’: Cannes Review
Outdated ideas of gender and duty come under fire in the first Pakistani film to play at Cannes
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‘Three Thousand Years Of Longing’: Cannes review
George Miller conjures a Djinn - Idris Elba - out of a bottle in this poignant ode to storytelling
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‘The Stranger’: Cannes Review
Joel Edgerton’s brooding performance anchors this intense Australian true crime thriller
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‘Hunt’: Cannes Review
‘Squid Game’ star Lee Jung-jae makes his muscular directorial debut with this kinetic, violent thriller
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‘Thar’: Review
Father-son duo Anil and Harshvarrdhan Kapoor deliver powerful performances in Netflix’s neo-western-cum-noir-action-thriller
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‘Jeong-sun’: Jeonju Review
Jeonju’s Korean competition prize winner is an intimate and understated exploration of cyberbullying and shame
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‘Girl Who Dreams About Time’: Jeonju Review
Pared-back doc about a young woman torn between the lure of normal life and a higher calling
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‘Tales From The Occult’: Udine Review
The first instalment of a new Hongkong horror omnibus gives old school scares with a contemporary twist
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‘Table For Six’: Udine Review
Sunny Chan serves up a light-hearted, soft-boiled comedy about misguided romance
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‘Manila By Night’: Udine Review
Ishmael Bernal’s once banned queer classic is beautifully restored and, finally, exposed
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‘Raydio’: Jeonju Review
A subdued Taiwanese drama about an estranged father and son searching for a connection
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‘Rabid’: Udine Review
Erik Matti’s bloody horror anthology is hungry for laughs, with a side of social critique
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‘All Of Our Heartbeats Are Connected Through Exploding Stars’: Visions du Reel Review
Jennifer Rainsford’s debut feature doc traces connections made by people grieving loved ones lost in Japan’s 2011 tsunami
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‘Clean’: SXSW Review
A trauma cleaning service in Melbourne, Australia, introduces viewers to the remarkable Sandra Pankhurst
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‘Myanmar Diaries’: Berlin Review
An uneven but urgent doc-fiction report from Myanmar’s frontline
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‘The Novelist’s Film’: Berlin Review
The prolific DIY master Hong Sangsoo returns to Berlin with another playful comedy of manners
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‘Return To Dust’: Berlin Review
Anchored by an authentic relationship Li Ruijun’s portrait of provincial China is his most moving yet
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‘Nana: Before, Now & Then’: Berlin Review
Kamila Andini’s fourth feature is a melancholy drama set during the Indonesian communist purge of the 1960s
