All Reviews articles – Page 188
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Reviews‘Borat Subsequent Moviefilm’: Review
Sacha Baron Cohen brings his most successful creation back to surprisingly effective life
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Reviews‘Striding Into The Wind’: London Review
‘A Chinese slacker story with a very cinephile flavour’
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Reviews‘The Salt In Our Waters’: London Review
An artist travels to Bangladesh in search of inspiration - but runs into more than one storm on arrival in the Ganges Delta
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Reviews‘After Love’: London Review
Joanna Scanlan delivers a powerhouse performance in this pensive debut by Aleem Khan
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Reviews‘I’m Your Woman’: AFI Fest Review (opening film)
Rachel Brosnahan stars in this intriguingly unpredictable crime thriller.
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Reviews‘Rose: A Love Story’: London Review
A striking debut by British first-timer Jennifer Sheridan
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Reviews‘Rebecca’: Review
Working Title, Netflix and Ben Wheatley team up to film Daphne du Maurier’s iconic novel.
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Reviews‘Belushi’: Review
The life and death of Chicago’s beloved, but wildly self-destructive comedian
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Reviews‘The Swarm’: Cannes Label Review
Crunchy debut about a locust farm which was set for Cannes Critics Week and bought by Netflix
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Reviews‘Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation’: Review
Doc about two giants of US letters delivers ‘enough material to fill a Ryan Murphy’ TV mini-series’
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Reviews‘The Banishing’: Review
Christopher Smith musters up familiar genre elements for this Gothic haunted house horror
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Reviews‘Ultraviolence’: London Review
Ken Fero continues his powerful catalogue of deaths in police custody in the UK
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Reviews‘The Undoing’: TV Review
Nicole Kidman, Hugh Grant and Donald Sutherland star in a glossy suspense series for HBO and David E. Kelley
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Reviews‘Soul’: London Review
Delayed now until Christmas Day streaming, Pixar’s stunning animation doesn’t disappoint
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Reviews‘The Show’: Review
Alan Moore writes and improbably stars in this genre tribute set in Northampton
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Reviews‘French Exit’: NYFF Review
Michelle Pfeiffer plays the diva in a slow, stubbornly quirky comedy
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Reviews‘200 Metres’: London Review
First-time feature details a Palestinian father’s desperate attempts to get back into Israel to see his sick son
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Reviews‘Shadow Country’: London Review
Bodhan Slama looks at the lethal effects of nationalism in this accomplished film set in the aftermath of the Second World War