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Latest – Page 10
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Reviews'Montana': Haifa Review
A debut from Israel which is surprisingly light on its feet, given the weighty matters it addresses
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Reviews'Razzia': Toronto Review
A complicated, time-travelling narrative from Nabil Ayouch which runs bestween the Atlas mountains and Casablanca
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Reviews'A Season In France': Toronto Review
Mahamat-Saleh Haroun takes an authentic look at the immigrant experience in France
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Reviews'Mektoub My Love: Canto Uno': Venice Review
Abdellatif Kechiche follows up 2013’s Blue is The Warmest Colour with a South of France-set summer romance
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Reviews'Foxtrot': Venice Review
Samuel Maoz delivers a powerful follow up to Lebanon, which won the Golden Lion in 2009
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Reviews'This Is Congo': Venice Review
Stunning documentary tracks four characters through the beseiged northeast city of Goma
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Reviews'Wajib': Locarno Review
A family wedding in Palestine puts strain on a father-son relationship in this wry family drama
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Reviews'More': Karlovy Vary Review
A tough-themed debut from actor Onur Saylak tackles the issue of refugees through the prism of a father-and-son trafficking operation
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Reviews'The Birds Are Singing In Kigali': Karlovy Vary Review
The last film from Krzysztof Krauze and his wife Joanna deals with the aftermath of the Rwandan genocide
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Reviews'Mr. Gay Syria': Sheffield Review
A moving case for visibility in the face of hatred and violence
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Reviews'I Am Not A Witch': Cannes Review
An arresting debut from Rungano Nyoni is set in and around Zambia’s capital city Lusaka
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Reviews'Scaffolding': Cannes Review (ACID)
Israeli drama of a tense father-son relationship by first-timer Matan Yair
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Reviews'Nothingwood': Cannes Review
Crowdpleasing doc about the Ed Wood of Afghanistan is educational, touching and hilarious
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Reviews'West of The Jordan River': Cannes Review
Amos Gitai returns to the occupied territories, scene of his 1982 documentary Field Diary
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Reviews'They': Cannes Review
A mature and moving story of childhood, growth and identity from Iran’s Anahita Ghazvinizadeh
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Reviews'When God Sleeps': Tribeca Review
Up close and personal with Shahin Najafi, the German-based ‘Salman Rushdie of rap’
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Reviews'Dabka': Tribeca Review
Evan Peters and Barkhad Abdi star in a story of a Canadian journalist and Somali pirates which also features Al Pacino
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Reviews'Cries From Syria': Review
Comprehensive HBO doc on Syria takes an awards qualifying run in the US before hitting small screens there
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Reviews'Ghost Hunting': Berlin Review
Raed Andoni reconstructs his past abuse in an Israeli detention centre for the Berlinale’s prize-winning documentary