Wendy Ide
Reviews'And Your Bird Can Sing': Berlin Review
Three drifting Japanese youngsters become embroiled in a love triangle
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'Ghost Town Anthology': Berlin Review
An isolated, inward-looking Quebecois community struggles to cope with unexpected deaths and otherworldly appearances
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'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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'The Operative': Berlin Review
Diane Kruger and Martin Freeman headline this Mossad spy thriller directed by Yuval Adler
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'The Golden Glove': Berlin Review
A serial killer plies his trade in 1970s Hamburg in Fatih Akin’s grim drama
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'Out Stealing Horses': Berlin Review
Hans Petter Moland returns to the Berlinale with regular collaborator Stellan Skaarsgard
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'The Kindness Of Strangers': Berlin Review
Lone Sherfig’s first US-set film opens the Berlinale
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'Hail Satan?': Rotterdam Review
Penny Lane’s entertaining documentary looks at new rise - or interpretation - of the horned one
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'Winter After Winter': Rotterdam Review
Xing Jian delivers a meticulously-composed story set in Japanese-occupied Manchuria
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'Harpoon': Rotterdam Review
Gung ho gore on a messy day out on a yacht from Canada’s Ron Grant
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'God Of The Piano': Rotterdam Review
A concert pianist resorts to desperate measures when her baby son is born with a hearing impairment
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'Sons Of Denmark': Rotterdam Review
Two Muslim men struggle with life in a highly radicalised society
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'Judy & Punch': Sundance Review
Man and wife come to blows in this live action take on the classic puppet show
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'Present.Perfect.': Rotterdam Review
Intriguing documentary exploring China’s modern fascination with live internet streaming
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'Midnight Traveler': Sundance Review
A remarkable achievement from the Fazili family as they catalogue their flight from persecution
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'Aren't You Happy?': Rotterdam Review
A melancholic girl dabbles in post-modern life and love across 15 vignettes
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'Take Me Somewhere Nice': Rotterdam Review
A headstrong teen returns to Bosnia to reconnect with her dying father
