Rotterdam reviews – Page 4
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Reviews‘Poupelle Of Chimneytown’: Rotterdam Review (Closing film)
A young chimney sweep befriends a man made of garbage in this animated Japanese eco-fable
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Reviews‘Nudo Mixteco’: Rotterdam Review
The stories of three women intersect in a Mixtec community in rural Mexico
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Reviews‘The Day Today’: Rotterdam Review
A windowed grandmother uses near-future technology to bring her husband back from the dead
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Reviews‘The Blue Danube’: Rotterdam Review
A stranger brings music to a Japanese community that has long been at war
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Reviews‘Decameron’: Rotterdam Review
Bold and unconventional documentary following protests and the pandemic in Hong Kong
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Reviews‘The Story Of Southern Islet’: Rotterdam Review
In northern Malaysia, a woman embarks on a spiritual quest to save her ailing husband
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Reviews‘Looking For Venera’: Rotterdam Review
Kosovo makes its mark again in this award-winning debut
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Reviews‘I Comete: A Corsican Summer’: Rotterdam Review
Film set in a small Mediterranean village during the busy summer season shares the Jury Prize at IFFR
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Reviews‘Aristocrats’: Rotterdam Review
Restrained drama set in the upper echelons of Japanese society
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Reviews‘Liborio’: Rotterdam Review
A messiah rises in this true-life story drama from the Dominican Republic
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Reviews‘Witches Of The Orient’: Rotterdam Review
The world-beating Japanese women’s volleyball team of the 1960s roars colourfully back to life
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Reviews‘Archipelago’: Rotterdam Review
An unusual mostly-animated trip through the delta of the Saint Lawrence River in Quebec
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Reviews‘Gritt’: Rotterdam Review
A performance artist runs out of options in this defiant Norwegian debut
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Reviews‘Madalena’: Rotterdam Review
Formally bold Brazilian drama centred around the death of a rural trans woman
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Reviews‘Landscapes Of Resistance’: Rotterdam Review
Powerful testament to the human spirit competes in the Tiger competition
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Reviews‘Aurora’: Rotterdam Review
Paz Fabrega’s second feature watches the shifting sands between two women and one ambivalent pregnancy
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Reviews‘The Dog Who Wouldn’t Be Quiet’: Rotterdam Review
A comet collides with Earth; what happens next is surprisingly low-key, but presciently pleasing all the same
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Reviews‘The Cemil Show’: Rotterdam Review
A vividy-styled debut from Turkey plays in Rotterdam’s ’Big Screen’ competition
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Reviews‘Mayday’: Rotterdam Review
Feisty feminists, militant weirdness as director Karen Cinorre makes her debut with Grace von Patten and Mia Goth