Latest – Page 20
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Reviews'On Chesil Beach': Toronto Review
Saorise Ronan and Billy Howle headline Ian McEwan’s adaptation of his own novel for first-time director Dominic Cooke
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Reviews'Beyond Words': Toronto Review
Urszula Antoniak looks at the European immigrant experience via a father-son meeting in Berlin
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Reviews'Disappearance': Venice Review
An Iranian couple get caught in a web of lies in Ali Asgari’s precisely crafted debut
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Reviews'The Hungry': Toronto Review
Shakespearean revenge tragedy Titus Adronicus is updated to modern-day India
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Reviews'Papillon': Toronto Review
Charlie Hunnam and Rami Malek star in this remake of the 1973 prison drama
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Reviews'Grace Jones: Bloodlight And Bami': Toronto Review
Pull up to the bumper for a tour of Jamaica and the career of the fabulous Grace Jones
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Reviews'Youth': Toronto Review
Feng Xiaogang’s latest follows a military arts troupe in 1970s China
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Reviews'The Captain': Toronto Review
A tough real-life story set in the dying days of the Second World War with contemporary and universal resonance
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Reviews'Borg/McEnroe': Toronto Review
Toronto opens its 2017 edition with a recreation of one of the greatest games in men’s tennis.
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Reviews'55 Steps': Toronto Review
A real-life California court case forms the basis of Bille August’s drama starring Hilary Swank and Helena Bonham Carter
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Reviews'Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool': Toronto Review
A May-December love story between a movie star and a young young actor played by Annette Bening and Jamie Bell
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Reviews'Candelaria': Venice Review
A long-married couple rekindle their romance with the help of a video camera in 1990s Cuba
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Reviews'Lean On Pete': Venice Review
After 45 years, Andrew Haigh turns his attentions to the American Midwest, where a lonely boy pins his hopes on an old racehorse.
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Reviews'Under The Tree': Venice Review
Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurosson’s third feature is a perceptive exploration of spiralling domestic tensions
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Reviews'First Reformed': Venice Review
Ethan Hawke shines as a tormented man of God in Paul Schrader’s latest
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Reviews'3/4': Review
A father and his two children struggle to connect in Ilian Metev’s naturalistic drama
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