All articles by Wendy Ide, Senior international critic – Page 12
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Reviews‘Real’: Karlovy Vary Review
Raw GoPro footage from a Ukrainian trench provides a visceral snapshot of the realities of conflict
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Reviews‘The Imaginary’: Annecy Review
Studio Ponoc’s ’appealing, engaging’ anime for Netflix is set in the English countrysde
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Reviews‘Despicable Me 4’: Annecy Review
Gru’s domestic bliss is shattered by a new arch-nemesis in Illumination’s latest gag-packed caper
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Reviews‘The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie’: Annecy Review
Porky Pig and Daffy Duck reunite, and thaaat’s not all, folks!
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Reviews‘The Colours Within’: Annecy Review
Naoko Yamada’s ’strikingly-lovely’ 2D animation is centred around three high school misfits who decide to form a band
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Reviews‘Ghost Cat Anzu’: Annecy Review
Manga adaptation veers wildly in tone but is always claw-cuttingly sharp
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Reviews‘Savages’: Annecy Review
Claude Barras follows My Life As A Courgette with an eco-animation set in Borneo
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Reviews‘Memoir Of A Snail’: Annecy Review
Oscar-winner Adam Elliot’s tragi-comic claymation is voiced by Sarah Snook and a rogue’s gallery of Australian character voices
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Reviews‘The Count Of Monte-Cristo’: Cannes Review
Pathe follows up the Three Musketeers with another lavish spin of a classic Alexandre Dumas swashbuckler
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Reviews‘An Ordinary Case’: Cannes Review
Daniel Auteuil directs and stars as a lawyer defending a murder case in this by-the-numbers French legal drama
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Reviews‘Elementary’: Cannes Review
Claire Simon profiles daily life in a French elementary school in this charming documentary
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Reviews‘Santosh’: Cannes Review
A female police officer takes on a controversial case in this probing Indian police procedural
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Reviews‘The Kingdom’: Cannes Review
A teenage girl finds herself at the frontline of a Corsican mob war in this muscular Un Certain Regard debut
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Reviews‘Sister Midnight’: Cannes Review
Radhika Apte is sensational as a newly-married woman who discovers her wild side in this dark Mumbai-set comedy
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Reviews‘Black Dog’: Cannes Review
Eddie Peng is a directionless ex-con who teams up with an unwanted mutt in Guan Hu’s uplifting drama
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Reviews‘Everybody Loves Touda’: Cannes Review
Nabil Ayouch travels to a rowdy Casablanca bar for this musically-driven drama starring Nisrin Erradi
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Reviews‘Three Kilometers To The End Of The World’: Cannes Review
A homophobic attack rips apart a family and a community in Emanuel Parvu’s Danube Delta-set Competition entry
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Reviews‘On Becoming A Guinea Fowl’: Cannes Review
A young Zambian woman confronts long-buried family secrets in Rungano Nyoni’s second feature
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Reviews‘The Damned’: Cannes Review
US Civil War soldiers go up against the wilds of Montana in Roberto Minervini’s fiction debut