All Reviews articles – Page 278
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Reviews'Djon Africa': Rotterdam Review
João Miller Guerra and Filipa Reis return to the story of Cape Verde-born Migual Moreira, as he attempts to find his father
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Reviews'Hereditary': Sundance Review
’Impeccable dread and lingering melancholy’ infuse this terrific horror debut from A24
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Reviews'A Better Tomorrow 2018': Review
Remaking the John Woo classic, Ding Sheng delivers solid genre fare that stands on its own two feet
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Reviews'All You Can Eat Buddha': Rotterdam Review
A holidaymaker finds a magical octopus in Ian Lagarde’s intriguing debut
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Reviews'Search': Sundance Review
Sony has snapped up all rights to this fiendishly clever directorial debut starring John Cho
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Reviews'Madeline's Madeline': Review
Original, but perplexing, Josephine Decker’s film focuses on a 16 year-old New York performer
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Reviews'Ophelia': Sundance Review
Daisy Ridley and George McKay replay Hamlet as a feminist manifesto for director Claire McCarthy
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Reviews'The Tale': Sundance Review
An unflinching look at sexual abuse and the messy path to recovery which will elicit strong reviews and online commentary
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Reviews'The Miseducation Of Cameron Post': Sundance Review
Set inside a conversion therapy centre, Desiree Akhavan’s film demonstrates a wry sense of humour
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Reviews'Guardians Of The Tomb': Review
Li Bingbing and Kelsey Grammer take on a horde of flesh-eating spiders
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Reviews'I Think We're Alone Now': Sundance Review
Peter Dinklage and Elle Fanning are reluctant companions for the end of the world
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Reviews'Tyrel': Sundance Review
Mudbound star Jason Mitchell finds himself an outsider on a boy’s weekend in the woods
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Reviews'The Happy Prince': Review
Rupert Everett is an exceptional Oscar Wilde in his own directorial debut.
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Reviews'Shirkers': Sundance Review
Director Sandi Tan sets out to discover what happened to her debut road movie, shot in 1992
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Reviews'This Is Home': Sundance Review
Timely documentary about Syrian refugees attempting to settle in the United States
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Reviews'Sorry To Bother You': Sundance Review
Boots Riley delivers an original satire on race and greed which will be compared to ’Get Out’
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Reviews'Colette': Sundance Review
Keira Knightly stars as the unheralded Parisian author Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette
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Reviews'Yardie': Review
Idris Elba makes his dynamic directorial debut with this involving drama set in 1970s Jamaica and 1980s London