All Reviews articles – Page 154
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Reviews‘And Tomorrow The Entire World’: Venice Review
A nervy activism drama filled with sexual tension and a feisty fascist-punching ethos
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Reviews‘The Macaluso Sisters’: Venice Review
Emma Dante returns with an ode to the sisterhood set in urban Palermo
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Reviews‘Falling’: Toronto Review
Viggo Mortensen’s directorial debut features Lance Henriksen as an angry patriarch grappling with dementia
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Reviews‘The Best Is Yet To Come’: Venice Review
Jia Zhangke produces his mentee Wang Jing’s taut, thrilling debut
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Reviews‘Wife Of A Spy’: Venice Review
Kiyoshi Kurosawa pays tribute to the master of suspense in this elegant pre-War drama set in Kobe
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Reviews‘City Hall’: Venice Review
Master documentarian Fredrick Wiseman takes the pulse of a nation as he surveys the city of Boston
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Reviews‘Love After Love’: Venice Review
Love is a business exchange in Ann Hui’s sumptuously detailed period drama
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Reviews‘Notturno’: Venice Review
Gianfranco Rosi’s documentary captures those who live on the tense borderlands of the Middle East
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Reviews‘Listen’: Venice Review
A loving London-based Portuguese couple battle to regain custody of their children
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Reviews‘Laila In Haifa’: Venice Review
Drinks, sex and commentary flow freely over the course of one night in an Israeli bar
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Reviews‘Hopper/Welles’: Venice Review
An intimate, revealing interview piece highly recommended to either legend’s fans
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Reviews‘One Night In Miami’: Venice Review
Regina King adapts the award-winning stage play by Kemp Powers
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Reviews‘Never Gonna Snow Again’: Venice Review
Małgorzata Szumowska and Michał Englert present a surreal story of a healer from Chernobyl
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Reviews‘The World To Come’: Review
A friendship blossoms into love in Mona Fastvold’s powerful period drama
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Reviews‘Sun Children’: Venice Review
A Dickensian tale with a Disney feel set in Iran’s bustling metropolis
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Reviews‘Salvatore - Shoemaker Of Dreams’: Venice Review
Luca Guadagnino gives the maestro of footwear his due
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Reviews‘Shorta’: Venice Review
A timely, compelling thriller that confronts police brutality and racial tension