All articles by Wendy Ide, Senior international critic – Page 42
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Reviews'A Regular Woman': Tribeca Review
Dramatisation of the real-life 2005 honour killing of Hatun Aynur Sürücü
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Reviews'Scheme Birds': Tribeca Review
Intimate and wrenchingly affecting documentary from two first-time directors is set in a hopeless Scottish estate
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Reviews'Fisherman's Friends': Review
A big city agent discovers a local singing group while on holiday in Cornwall
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Reviews'The Day Shall Come': Review
The second film from Chris Morris follows a Miami preacher who becomes the unlikely focus of an FBI terrorist sting
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Reviews'Extra Ordinary': Review
A reluctant Irish medium is lured back into the ghostbusting business
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Reviews'Harry Birrell Presents Films Of Love And War': Glasgow Review
Archive footage from amateur filmmaker Harry Birrell makes for an intriguing documentary
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Reviews'She's Missing': Dublin Review
When her best friend goes missing, a New Mexico waitress embarks on a dangerous desert mission to find her
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Reviews'And Your Bird Can Sing': Berlin Review
Three drifting Japanese youngsters become embroiled in a love triangle
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Reviews'I Was At Home, But': Berlin Review
A mother struggles to readjust when her missing son returns
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Reviews'Ghost Town Anthology': Berlin Review
An isolated, inward-looking Quebecois community struggles to cope with unexpected deaths and otherworldly appearances
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Reviews'Who You Think I Am': Berlin Review
Juliette Binoche is the 50-something mother posing as a 24-year-old online
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Reviews'The Operative': Berlin Review
Diane Kruger and Martin Freeman headline this Mossad spy thriller directed by Yuval Adler
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Reviews'The Golden Glove': Berlin Review
A serial killer plies his trade in 1970s Hamburg in Fatih Akin’s grim drama
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Reviews'Out Stealing Horses': Berlin Review
Hans Petter Moland returns to the Berlinale with regular collaborator Stellan Skaarsgard
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Reviews'Flatland': Berlin Review
A female-led Western set in South Africa Source: Flatland Productions Flatland
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Reviews'The Kindness Of Strangers': Berlin Review
Lone Sherfig’s first US-set film opens the Berlinale
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Reviews'Hail Satan?': Rotterdam Review
Penny Lane’s entertaining documentary looks at new rise - or interpretation - of the horned one
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Reviews'Winter After Winter': Rotterdam Review
Xing Jian delivers a meticulously-composed story set in Japanese-occupied Manchuria