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'What Doesn't Kill Us': Locarno Review
German crowdpleaser by Sandra Nettelbeck premiered at Locarno’s Piazza Grande
'The Dig': Galway Review
The Galway Film Fleadh’s best film is a tight, dark western by the Tohill Brothers
'Katie': Galway Review
A champion boxer comes into focus in Ross Whitaker’s accomplished doc
'Metal Heart': Galway Review
A teen crowdpleaser from former actor Hugh O’Conor
'All Good': Munich Review
A blistering performance anchors this meticulous and powerful debut
'The New End': Munich Review
Leonel Dietsche makes his debut with a dystopian thriller
'The Extraordinary Voyage Of The Fakir': Review
The move from page to screen was a leap too far for Ken Scott’s globe-trotting English-language adaptation of a best-selling French novel
'Loro 2': Review
Given a split release in Italy only, international territories await a single edit.
'Searching For Ingmar Bergman': Cannes Review
Margarethe Von Trotta makes a personal ode to the Swedish master
'Knife + Heart': Cannes Review
A trashy murder-mystery set in Paris porn circles of the 1970s calls to mind De Palma’s signature flourishes
'Lucia's Grace': Cannes Review
There’s some divine intervention afoot in this pleasant Italian comedy which closes Directors’ Fortnight
'In My Room': Cannes Review
Ulrich Köhler follows up ‘Sleeping Sickness’ with a survivalist story centred around one man’s struggle to stay alive
'Euforia': Cannes Review
Valeria Golino follows up ‘Miele’ with a glossy story of two brothers
'The State Against Mandela And The Others': Cannes Review
Documentary shines a light on the courage behind the epic struggle against apartheid
'Asako I & II': Cannes Review
The story of one woman and two men who look exactly alike
'Little Tickles': Cannes Review
A deeply personal film about coming to terms with the past is also dramatically satisfying
'The Trouble With You': Cannes Review
A giddy comedy from France’s Pierre Salvadori is the centrepiece of Directors’ Fortnight 50th anniversary celebrations
'Sink Or Swim': Cannes Review
Good-natured comedy about an all-male synchronised swimming troupe directed by Gilles Lelouche
'Happy As Lazzaro': Cannes Review
Alice Rohrwacher’s follow-up to ‘The Wonders’ is a delirious brew
'Sauvage': Cannes Review
A male prostitute searches for genuine love
