All articles by Wendy Ide, Senior international critic – Page 30
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FeaturesHow Sidney Flanigan got in the headspace for ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’
”Eliza [Hittman] would be off-screen saying things like, ‘Push your hair behind your ear’.”
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Reviews‘Tides’: Berlin Review
Switzerland’s Tim Fehlbaum makes an unearthly impression in his second feature
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Reviews‘I’m Your Man’: Berlin Review
A rich, provocative drama from ’Unorthodox’’s Maria Schrader plays in Competition
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Reviews‘Moon 66 Questions’: Berlin Review
A troubled father and daughter reuinte in even more strained circumstances
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Reviews‘Brother’s Keeper’: Berlin Review
Standout feature is set in a boy’s boarding school in Turkey
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Reviews‘Dirty Feathers’: Berlin Review
El Paso, Texas, where a cold hard winter for the dispossed is captured by Carlos Alfonso Corral
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Reviews‘Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliche’: Glasgow Review
A closer look at the groundbreaking British punk artist
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Reviews‘A Brixton Tale’: Glasgow Review
South London-set story of social divides plays Slamdance and Glasgow
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Reviews‘The Toll’: Glasgow Review
Michael Smiley plays a tollbooth operator hiding from his past in isolated Western Wales
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Reviews‘Aristocrats’: Rotterdam Review
Restrained drama set in the upper echelons of Japanese society
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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‘Madalena’: Rotterdam Review
Formally bold Brazilian drama centred around the death of a rural trans woman
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Reviews‘Lone Wolf’: Rotterdam Review
’Found footage’ political thriller set in Australia of the near future is based on a Joseph Conrad novel
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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‘Pleasure’: Sundance Review
Rigorously-researched drama about a Swedish girl who wants to make it big in LA’s porn business
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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
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Reviews‘First Date’: Sundance Review
Things don’t go entirely to plan when Mike buys a beaten-up car to impress girl-next-door Kelsey