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Reviews'Black 47': Berlin Review
Ireland’s devastating potato famine is the backdrop for Lance Daly’s revenge western
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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'The Bookshop': Berlin Review
Goya-winner from Spain’s Isabel Coixet stars Bill Nighy and Emily Mortimer
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Reviews'303': Berlin Review
Generation 14 Plus opens with a lengthy road trip from the director of ’The Edukators’
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Reviews'The Heiresses': Berlin Review
This female-driven debut has much to say about the class system in Paraguay
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Reviews'Isle Of Dogs': Berlin Review
Good boys populate Wes Anderson’s stop-motion drama which opens the 2018 Berlin Film Festival
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Reviews'That Summer': Berlin Review
A return to Grey Gardens, comprised of footage shot by Peter Beard and Lee Radziwill
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Reviews'Generation Wealth': Berlin Review
A disturbing documentary chronicles society’s obsession with success and excess
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Reviews‘Infinite Football’: Review
Personal doc from Corneliu Porumboiu centres around his friend’s ideas for an alternative beautiful game
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Reviews'Madeline's Madeline': Review
Original, but perplexing, Josephine Decker’s film focuses on a 16 year-old New York performer
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Reviews'The Happy Prince': Review
Rupert Everett is an exceptional Oscar Wilde in his own directorial debut.
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Reviews'Yardie': Review
Idris Elba makes his dynamic directorial debut with this involving drama set in 1970s Jamaica and 1980s London
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Reviews'Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far On Foot': Review
Joaquin Phoenix stars as quadriplegic cartoonist John Callahan in Gus Van Sant’s unconventional biopic
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Reviews'Bones of Contention': Berlin Review
Documentary examines the legacy of the Spanish Civil War, and the mass graves which remain dotted across the country to this day
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Reviews'Weirdos': Berlin Review
A black and white 1970s-set road movie spanning Nova Scotia is far more effective than it might initially appear
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Reviews'From The Balcony': Berlin Review
A small cinematic memoir from a little-known Norwegian director delivers moments of charm and insight
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Reviews‘Summer 1993’: Berlin Review
Winner of the debut prize at the Berlinale, Catalan director Carla Simón’s story about an orphaned six year-old girl is authentic and memorable