Film Festival

An Aussie mystery thriller that relies heavily on its fascinating characters, 'Downriver' is consistently suspenseful, despite occasionally overstaying its welcome.

A beguiling and gently subversive portrait of rodeo workers in Brazil.

It's like watching someone play a bad video game on God mode.

'London Road' is a musical unlike any other, you'd do well to seek this one out as soon as it plays near you.

Your mileage may vary with this gorgeously shot experimental feature from artist Ben Rivers.

Ben Wheatley takes us down a rabbit hole with a deranged, messy and incomprehensible film.

A zany live-action/animation hybrid from Brazil and Canada is filled with a great cast and half-baked ideas.

Commendable for attempting something different with the theme of immigration, but threatens to dry up all of one's patience by the end.

This crowded ensemble film has too many subplots and doesn't come together cohesively.

A young man with Down syndrome faces many obstacles on a road trip in this laborious drama.

For a drama about the loss of a mother, 'Mia Madre' is surprisingly bland and indifferent.

A documentary about a landscape painter that will only satisfy art enthusiasts.

Jafar Panahi's boldest protest to date turns out to be a (literal) fun ride through the streets of Tehran.

The much-anticipated follow-up from Athina Rachel Tsangari is admirable but too dry for its own good.