All Reviews articles – Page 11
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Reviews‘The Light’ review: Tom Tykwer’s Berlin opener is a murky meld of fantasy and drama
Lars Eidinger heads an accomplished cast in the director’s return to German-language cinema
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Reviews‘Dreams In Nightmares’: Queer black femmes shine in confident reframing of the road trip movie
Shatara Michelle Ford’s feature premiered at Black Star and screens at the Berlinale
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Reviews‘The Monkey’: Review
A childhood toy wreaks bloody havoc in Osgood Perkins’ uneven ’Longlegs’ follow-up
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Reviews‘Captain America: Brave New World’: Review
Anthony Mackie inherits the shield, but Marvel is struggling to hold it
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Reviews‘Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy’: Review
Renee Zellweger and Hugh Grant make a welcome return in this warm-hearted, best of British romcom
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Reviews’Fiume O Morte!’: Rotterdam Review
Rotterdam’s Tiger winner inventively re-enacts the 1919 occupation of Fiume by Italian poet Gabriele D’Annunzio
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Reviews‘Raptures’: Rotterdam Review
Intense religious fervour brings fear to a 1930s Swedish village in Rotterdam’s Big Screen winner
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Reviews‘Wind, Talk To Me’: Rotterdam Review
Hybrid Serbian drama is an affecting creative meditation on grief
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Reviews‘Love Hurts’: Review
Ke Huy Quan is a mild-mannered former hitman in this by-the-numbers actioner from ‘John Wick’ producers
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Reviews‘Third Act’: Sundance Review
Portrait of Asian American filmmaker Robert M Nakamura by his son, Tadashi
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Reviews‘Vitrival - The Most Beautiful Village In The World’: Rotterdam Review
Droll, dry Belgian comedy-drama tackles rising tensions in a small francophone village
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Reviews‘Perla’: Rotterdam Review
A Slovak woman’s new life in 1980s Vienna is threatened by secrets from her past
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Reviews‘Atropia’: Sundance Review
Sundance US dramatic prize-winner is a grab-bag of gags set in an army training village
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Reviews‘Dead Lover’: Rotterdam Review
A gravedigger goes to extreme lengths to mend a broken heart in this garish Canadian horror
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Reviews‘Companion’: Review
Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid find a romantic getaway turning sour in this smart horror
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Reviews‘Rains Over Babel’: Rotterdam Review
Decadent interpretation of Dante’s Inferno plays out in a pop punk Colombian nightclub
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Reviews‘Coexistence, My Ass!’: Sundance Review
Doc finds humour and heartbreak in Israeli comedian Noam Shuster Eliassi’s attempts to bridge the divide
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Reviews‘The Alabama Solution’: Sundance Review
Smuggled smartphones provide a shocking insider’s perspective on Alabama’s prison system
