All Reviews articles – Page 261
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Reviews'The Farthest': Dublin Review
Emer Reynolds tracks the Voyager interstellar mission in a cathartic and moving documentary
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Reviews'Get Out': Review
A blend of light-touch social commentary with vintage thriller tropes has seen this entertaining Daniel Kaluuya feature soar to the top of the US box office
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Reviews'Tomato Red': Dublin Review
This third adaptaton of a Daniel Woodrell novel (after Ride With The Devil and Winter’s Bone) features Anna Friel as an blowsy Ozarks matriarch
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Reviews'Pickups': Dublin Review
Aidan Gillen delivers an entertaining - and occasonally dark - meta-riff on a jobbing actor’s life
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Reviews'Ghost Hunting': Berlin Review
Raed Andoni reconstructs his past abuse in an Israeli detention centre for the Berlinale’s prize-winning documentary
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Reviews'Chasing Coral': Review
Exciting and cinematic, Netflix-acquired doc Chasing Coral tracks the disappearance of this crucial ecosystem
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NewsBerlin: 'The Other Side Of Hope' tops Screen's final jury grid
Aki Kaurismaki’s latest was tops pack of Berlinale competition titles.
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Reviews'Bones of Contention': Berlin Review
Documentary examines the legacy of the Spanish Civil War, and the mass graves which remain dotted across the country to this day
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Reviews'Weirdos': Berlin Review
A black and white 1970s-set road movie spanning Nova Scotia is far more effective than it might initially appear
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Reviews'From The Balcony': Berlin Review
A small cinematic memoir from a little-known Norwegian director delivers moments of charm and insight
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Reviews‘Summer 1993’: Berlin Review
Winner of the debut prize at the Berlinale, Catalan director Carla Simón’s story about an orphaned six year-old girl is authentic and memorable
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Reviews'A Prominent Patient': Berlin Review
Stately, handsomely mounted biopic of Czech wartime statesman Jan Masaryk, played by Karel Roden
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Reviews'In Times Of Fading Light': Berlin Review
Bruno Ganz plays the Communist patriarch of an East German family as the world starts to crumble around him
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Reviews'Joaquim': Berlin Review
Julio Machado plays a revolutionary martyr in colonial, gold-rush Brazil in Marcelo Gomes’ sweaty, dusty film
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Reviews'On The Beach At Night Alone': Berlin Review
Life mirrors art in Hong Sangsoo’s latest meditation, about a director who has an affair with an actress
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Reviews'The Bar': Berlin Review
Alex de la Iglesia returns with an unflattering genre piece set inside a Madrid bar
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Reviews'Loving Pia': Berlin Review
Dir. Daniel Borgman. Denmark, 2017, 100 minutesLoving Pia is an easy film to like, if you are willing to adjust your attention span. Daniel Borgman’s slow no-budget hybrid plays like a documentary as it explores the subtle rhythms of attachment and the fear of loss. Borgman’s ...
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Reviews'Return To Montauk': Berlin Review
Stellan Skarsgård and Nina Hoss headline Volker Schlondorff’s rumination on long lost love, co-written by Colm Tóibín
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Reviews'Almost Heaven': Berlin Review
Documentary set in one of China’s largest mortuaries where teenager Ying Ling learns her trade
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Reviews'Colo': Berlin Review
The Portugese financial crisis comes home to roost in Teresa Villaverde’s mannered but original film