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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'Ramen Shop': Berlin Review
Eric Khoo’s mouthwatering drama premieres in Berlinale’s culinary section
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Reviews'Last Child': Berlin Review
A bereaved couple take their recently deceased son’s friend under their wing
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Reviews'Season Of The Devil': Berlin Review
Lav Diaz presents a Philippine rock opera exploring 1970s military rule
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Reviews'Operation Red Sea': Review
Dante Lam follows up his 2016 blockbuster ‘Operation Mekong’ with a Chinese rescue mission set in a fictional Arab country
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Reviews'Monster Hunt 2': Review
Tony Leung jumps in to the Chinese monsterverse with gusto, and has already helped it break records
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Reviews‘Human, Space, Time And Human’: Berlin Review
Kim Ki-duk’s latest isn’t helped by some overt similarities to ’mother!’
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Reviews‘Xiao Mei’: Berlin Review
A debut from Taiwan is a richly-textured portrait of a mysteriously missing girl
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Reviews'Grass': Berlin Review
After three films in 2017, Hong Sangsoo’s first feature this year is both short and sweet
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Reviews'Girls Always Happy': Berlin Review
A mother and daughter bicker endlessly in Yang Mingming’s finely-crafted debut
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Reviews'Detective Chinatown 2': Review
Lu Haoran re-teams with Wang Baoqiang for a dynamic sequel set in the Big Apple
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Reviews'Matangi/Maya/M.I.A': Review
Lively doc about the Tamil/London rapper premiered in Sundance before moving to Berlin
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Reviews‘Til The End Of The World’: Review
Mark Chao and Yang Zishan are stranded in Antartica in this pre-Lunar New Year release
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Reviews'Winchester': Review
Seeing isn’t quite believing for the latest shocker from The Spierig Brothers, starring Helen Mirren
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Reviews'The Widowed Witch': Rotterdam Review
Cai Chengjie’s debut focuses on a widow who rebrands herself as a shaman
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Reviews'The Return': Goteborg Review
Malene Choi plays with fact and fiction in this arresting portrait of adoptees who return to South Korea
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Reviews'A Better Tomorrow 2018': Review
Remaking the John Woo classic, Ding Sheng delivers solid genre fare that stands on its own two feet
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Reviews'Guardians Of The Tomb': Review
Li Bingbing and Kelsey Grammer take on a horde of flesh-eating spiders
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Reviews'The Legend Of The Demon Cat': Review
An elaborate, often exquisite, shaggy feline story from Fifth Generation master Chen Kaige