All Festivals articles
Final Cut! makes a self-satisfied muddle out of its zombie-horror spoof
Michel Hazanavicius’s meta remake of Japanese cult classic One Cut of the Dead demands sympathy for hapless film hacks, but does little to earn it.
By Christina Newland
Visions du Réel 2022: despatches from Lake Geneva’s documentary festival
By Lou Thomas
Compartment No. 6 forces a chalk-and-cheese couple into a cramped train carriage
By John Bleasdale
What to watch at Kinoteka Polish Film Festival 2022
By Alex Ramon
Dakan, 25 years after: the queer landmark that haunts African film
By Chrystel Oloukoï
What to watch at Borderlines 2022: 10 films to look out for
By Nikki Baughan
Incredible But True brings a new level of silliness to the concept of time-travel
By Lou Thomas
The Novelist’s Film: Hong Sangsoo celebrates the casual, sensual and spontaneous pleasures of life
By Jessica Kiang
Coma: Bonello’s lockdown dreamscape feels glaringly dated
By Guy Lodge
Something in the Dirt is a beguiling meta mystery from Benson and Moorhead
By Lou Thomas
Flux Gourmet: Strickland’s conceptual feast plays up a comically heightened Englishness
By Jonathan Romney
Peter von Kant acts as a distorted, speculative biography of Fassbinder
By Guy Lodge
Everything Will Be OK labours its obvious anti-war allegories
By Nick James
Nobody’s Hero: Guiraudie delivers a flippant, mock-serious sex comedy
By Jonathan Romney
Rimini is a sleazy, cheesy and beautiful portrayal of an ageing ‘schlager’ singer
By Nick James
Sonne offers a nuanced portrait of Vienna’s diaspora communities
By Carmen Gray
Dark Glasses is a misfire from Dario Argento
By Carmen Gray
Anatomy of Time: an unhurried and ambiguous meditation on one woman’s life
By Matt Turner
Both Sides of the Blade explores the irresistible and stupid nature of desire
By Carmen Gray
10 films to watch out for at Glasgow Film Festival 2022
By Josh Slater-Williams
What to watch at the BFI Future Film Festival 2022: the programmers’ picks
What to watch at the BFI Future Film Festival 2022: the programmers’ picks30 great films playing at BFI London Film Festival 2021
30 great films playing at BFI London Film Festival 2021Spencer is a portrait of a royal on the verge of a nervous breakdown
By John Bleasdale
Rituals and cycles of grief: 10 picks from FrightFest 2021
By Anton Bitel
Locarno round-up: the best of the 2021 festival
By John Bleasdale
Dead Flash proves Bertrand Mandico is best tolerated in smaller doses
By Jessica Kiang
The Legionnaire examines racial tensions amongst Roman riot police
By John Bleasdale
She Will unearths feminine trauma buried by time
By Caitlin Quinlan