Latest – Page 9
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Reviews'Dear Son': Cannes Review
Mohamed Ben Attia seals his reputation with this finely-drawn portrait of a father and his troubled son
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Reviews'My Favourite Fabric': Cannes Review
A young woman explores her sexuality as Syria teeters towards war
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Reviews'Rafiki': Cannes Review
Kenya’s first film at Cannes brings a fresh energy to its central lesbian love story
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Reviews'Pig': Berlin Review
A bold and challenging film from the Iranian director of ’A Dragon Arrives!’
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Reviews'Red Cow': Berlinale Review
An assured first feature from Israel charts a forbidden love affair between two teenage girls
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Reviews'Land': Berlin Review
Iran’s Babak Jalali sets his third film on a Native American reservation
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Reviews'This Is Home': Sundance Review
Timely documentary about Syrian refugees attempting to settle in the United States
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Reviews'Camera': Dubai Review
A video camera found deep in the desert reveals the truth behind a series of mysterious deaths.
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Reviews'Cactus Flower': Dubai Review
Two Egyptian women find themselves thrown out onto the busy streets of Cairo.
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Reviews'Kiss Me Not': Dubai Review
An actress who has found religion refuses to film an all-important kiss in Ahmed Amer’s feature debut
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Reviews'Asphyxia': Tallinn Review
A run-down mental health hospital in Tehran is the setting for Fereydoun Jeyrani’s brooding and stylish thriller
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Reviews'The Deminer': IDFA Review
Winner of the Jury Prize at IDFA, this documentary looks at the reckless courage of an incendiary man in Iraq
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Reviews'Montana': Haifa Review
A debut from Israel which is surprisingly light on its feet, given the weighty matters it addresses
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Reviews'Razzia': Toronto Review
A complicated, time-travelling narrative from Nabil Ayouch which runs bestween the Atlas mountains and Casablanca
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Reviews'A Season In France': Toronto Review
Mahamat-Saleh Haroun takes an authentic look at the immigrant experience in France
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Reviews'Mektoub My Love: Canto Uno': Venice Review
Abdellatif Kechiche follows up 2013’s Blue is The Warmest Colour with a South of France-set summer romance
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Reviews'Foxtrot': Venice Review
Samuel Maoz delivers a powerful follow up to Lebanon, which won the Golden Lion in 2009
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Reviews'This Is Congo': Venice Review
Stunning documentary tracks four characters through the beseiged northeast city of Goma