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'An Elephant Sitting Still': Hong Kong Review
Chinese director Hu Bo’s first and last film is an impressive achievement
'Die Tomorrow': Berlin Review
Idiosyncratic doc/drama hybrid from Thailand should pique the interest of festival programmers
'Retablo': Berlin Review
Accomplished first feature from Peru
'Shock Waves - Diary of My Mind': Berlin Review
Ursula Meier probes a real-life murder in this welcome - if brief - return to form
'Shock Waves - First Name: Mathieu': Berlin Review
The repercussions of violent events responate in one of four ‘Shock Wave’ films
'Fortuna': Berlin Review
Winner of Berlin’s Generation 14plus main award, ’Fortuna’ takes a low-key, show-burn approach to a crisis of faith
'Foreboding': Berlin Review
Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s five-hour apocalyptic TV series is condensed into an off-kilter feature
'Ága': Berlin Review
A slice of life on the Tundra closes the 2018 Berlinale out of Competition
'In The Aisles': Berlin Review
Thomas Stuber directs this touching romance starring Sandra Hüller
'Mug': Berlin Review
A freewheeling drama about a facial-transplant patient helps to bring Berlinale 2018 to a close
'Touch Me Not': Berlin Review
Golden Bear winner at Berlin is a debut from Romania about physical intimacy
'Ramen Shop': Berlin Review
Eric Khoo’s mouthwatering drama premieres in Berlinale’s culinary section
'Museum': Berlin Review
Alonso Ruizpalacios strikes out with this wry comedy-drama from Mexico starring Gael Garcia Bernal
'Eldorado': Berlin Review
Markus Imhoof follows refugees as they arrive in a hostile Europe, or ‘Eldorado’
'Unsane': Berlin Review
Claire Foy headlines a tricksy thriller shot by Stephen Soderbergh on an iPhone7
'Becoming Astrid': Berlin Review
Alba August shines as Pippi Longstocking author Astrid Lindgren
'Fake Tattoos': Berlin Review
Dir/scr: Pascal Plante. Canada. 2017. 87min
'Pig': Berlin Review
A bold and challenging film from the Iranian director of ’A Dragon Arrives!’
'Red Cow': Berlinale Review
An assured first feature from Israel charts a forbidden love affair between two teenage girls
'My Brother's Name Is Robert And He Is An Idiot': Berlin Review
Philip Gröning returns to test the viewer again with this tale of teenage siblings
