All Reviews articles – Page 135
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‘Days And Nights Of Demetra K.’: Thessaloniki Review
Warm documentary following one of Athens’ veteran sex workers over a tumultuous few years
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‘The Fourth Window’: Thessaloniki Review
Sober and engaging portrait of seminal Israeli novelist Amos Oz
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‘The Count’: Thessaloniki Review
Documentarian John Blahed explores the life of his father’s infamous criminal cousin
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‘Singing In The Wilderness’: Thessaloniki Review
Dongnan Chen’s documentary about a rural Chinese Christian choir is unexectedly - and vividly - revealing
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‘The Novice’: Tribeca Review
A collegiate rower pushes herself to extremes in Lauren Hadaway’s accomplished feature debut
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‘No Sudden Move’: Tribeca Review
Steven Soderbergh explores the dark underbelly of 1950s Detroit in this knotty heist drama
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‘Coppelia’: Annecy Review
Live action and CGI animation seamlessly combine in this modern retelling of the 150-year-old ballet
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‘Werewolves Within’: Tribeca Review
Director Josh Ruben’s take on the VR game mostly howls in vain
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‘Fathom’: Tribeca Review
A siren song of the sea and the mysterious creatures who swim in it
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‘Luca’: Review
A pair of sea creatures take human form in Disney/Pixar’s latest heartwarming tale
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‘Absolute Denial’: Annecy Review
A solitary man develops a super-computer in this strikingly ambitious British animation
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‘Even Mice Belong In Heaven’: Annecy Review
Charming stop-motion animation is a visual delight
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‘Ferguson Rises’: Tribeca Review
Seven years later, the killing of Michael Brown Jr. by law enforcement is examined through the prism of a city’s still-simmering racial tension
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‘Queen Of Glory’: Tribeca Review
Magnolia sales pick-up by Nana Mensah tells the story of a Ghanaian-American woman who unexpectedly inherits a Christian bookstore in the Bronx
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‘Brighton 4th’: Tribeca Review
A Georgian former wrestling champion journeys to Brooklyn to visit his son in Levan Koguashvili’s study of community and masculinity
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’Mount Fuji As Seen From A Moving Train’: Annecy Review
Multi-disciplinary, meditative journey through Japan to its most famous natural landmark
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‘My Sunny Maad’: Annecy Review
A Czech woman builds a new life in Kabul with her Afghan husband
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‘You Animal!’: Annecy Review
A frustrated feline finds herself caught between two lovers in this quirky Filipino animation
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‘Lamya’s Poem’: Annecy Review
A young Syrian refugee connects with Rumi’s 800-year-old poetry in this lyrical animation