All Reviews articles – Page 255
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Reviews'Virgins': Tribeca Review
Joy Rieger impresses as a bored teenager in a seaside town in Israel
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Reviews'Dry Martina': Tribeca Review
An ageing former pop star attempts to bring some passion back into her life
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Reviews'Island Of The Hungry Ghosts': Tribeca Review
Poetic profile of the forgotten asylum seekers detained on Christmas Island
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Reviews'Love, Gilda': Tribeca Review
Compelling documentary looking at the life and career of American comic Gilda Radner
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Reviews'I Feel Pretty': Review
Amy Schumer stars as a woman whose belief that she is drop-dead gorgeous results in major life changes
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Reviews'The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society': Review
Mike Newell’s adapation of Annie Barrow’s best-selling novel is British security-blanket film-making at its finest
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Reviews'Justice In Northwest': Review
A drug manufacturer crosses paths with a troubled cop in this tepid Chinese police drama
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Reviews'Rampage': Review
At the heart of Rampage lurks an agreeably junky B-movie: can The Rock excavate it?
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Reviews'Come Sunday': Review
Chiwetel Ejiofor puts in a powerful performance as a church minister facing a change in his beliefs
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Reviews'Looking For Lucky': Hong Kong Review
A shaggy dog story from first-time Chinese director Jiang Jiachen
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Reviews'Girl's Encounter': Hong Kong Review
Actress Yûka Eda makes a confident debut with an ethereal tale of two adolescent girls
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Reviews'The Raft': CPH:DOX Review
Marcus Lindeen takes the top prize with a fantastic voyage from 1973
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Reviews'Postcards From London': BFI Flare Review
BFI’s Flare Festival concludes with a trip through Soho in the company of rising star Harris Dickinson
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Reviews'An Elephant Sitting Still': Hong Kong Review
Chinese director Hu Bo’s first and last film is an impressive achievement
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Reviews'Love, Simon': BFI Flare Review
Aiming at the multiplex, this teen romcom is the first to boast a gay protagonist
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Reviews'Hard Paint': BFI Flare Review
A gay Brazilian webcam performer struggles to make any real-world connections
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Reviews'Sunshine That Can Move Mountains': Hong Kong Review
A Tibetan monk faces temptation in this handsome debut from Wang Qiang
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Reviews'Posesif': Hong Kong Review
A teen romance takes a dark turn in Indonesian director Edwin’s fourth feature