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All Reviews articles – Page 230
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Reviews'Boy Erased': Toronto Review
Lucas Hedges shines as a gay teen forced to undergo conversion therapy
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Reviews'Destroyer': Toronto Review
Nicole Kidman is a hard-bitten LA cop looking to settle some scores
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Reviews'Life Itself': Toronto Review
Screwball comedy, heartfelt romance, tearjerker, melodrama: that’s ’Life Itself’
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Reviews'Freaks': Toronto Review
A young girl discovers that her father had good reasons for keeping her locked in the house
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Reviews'Farming': Toronto Review
An arresting debut from actor-turned-director Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje
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Reviews'The Hummingbird Project': Toronto Review
Odd and eccentric, Kim Nguyen’s thriller nonetheless proves compelling
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Reviews'Skin': Toronto Review
Jamie Bell plays the part of a reformed neo-Nazi in Guy Nattiv’s gritty drama
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Reviews'Driven': Venice Review
Nick Hamm’s exploration of the life of automobile designer John DeLorean closes Venice 2018
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Reviews'Hidden Man': Toronto Review
Jiang Wen closes his Republican Era trilogy with this bombastic revenge thriller
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Reviews'White Boy Rick': Toronto Review
Yann Demange tells the true story of Eighties drug informant Richard Wershe Jr
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Reviews'Gloria Bell': Toronto Review
Julianne Moore shines as a woman searching for happiness in modern LA
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Reviews'Red Joan': Toronto Review
Judi Dench and Sophie Cookson take turns playing a communist agent who plied her trade for over 40 years
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Reviews'Beautiful Boy': Toronto Review
Steve Carell and Timothée Chalamet star in the first English-language feature from Felix von Groeningen
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Reviews'The Extraordinary Journey Of Celeste Garcia': Toronto Review
A retired Cuban teacher signs up for a journey to an alien planet
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Reviews'In Fabric': Toronto Review
A cursed dress haunts its owners in Peter Strickland’s arty horror
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Reviews'Hotel Mumbai': Toronto Review
Dev Patel heads a strong cast in Anthony Maras’ solid dramatisation of the 2008 India terrorist attacks