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Irradiés (Irradiated) REVIEW | Berlinale 2020
The only documentary in the Berlinale Competition, the devastating Irradiés more than deserves its inclusion.
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From Steven Seagal to Eric Rohmer, Redmond Bacon has an opinion on all things film. A festival regular, he has his own website at redmondbacon.co.uk
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DAU. Natasha REVIEW | Berlinale 2020
DAU. Natasha is one of the best Russian-language films in years.
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Berlin Alexanderplatz REVIEW | Berlinale 2020
Burhan Qurbani's Berlin Alexanderplatz breathes fresh air into the classic tale.
7.5
Never Rarely Sometimes Always REVIEW | Berlinale 2020
Never Rarely Sometimes Always is likely to provoke necessary debate across the USA and perhaps the rest of the world.
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I Dream of Singapore REVIEW | Berlinale 2020
I Dream of Singapore is an illuminating look at the immigrant experience in the glamorous city-scape.
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Garage People (Garagenvolk) REVIEW | Berlinale 2020
Garage People is a delightful work of social portraiture.
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Welcome to Chechnya REVIEW | Berlinale 2020
Welcome To Chechnya is a harrowing experience, but also an invigorating one,
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Shirley REVIEW | Berlinale 2020
More traditionally composed than Decker's previous works, Shirley should land the fine director new audiences.
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Servants (Služobníci) REVIEW | Berlinale 2020
Servants is a clever drama from Slovakian director Ivan Ostrochovský.
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Saudi Runaway REVIEW | Berlinale 2020
Saudi Runaway is yet another display of women directors in the Arab world doing it for themselves.
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The Foundation Pit (Kotlovan) REVIEW | Berlinale 2020
The Foundation Pit gives a necessary voice to the poorest people in Russia.
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Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets REVIEW | Berlinale 2020
Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets cannot successfully add up to anything truly significant.
