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March 2, 2025

‘Timestamp’ Review: Powerful Ukrainian Documentary Captures Both Pain and Resilience of Children During Wartime

Director Kateryna Gornostai chronicles schools around Ukraine following Russia’s invasion, revealing how students and teachers have managed to adapt.
March 1, 2025

‘Hysteria’ Review: Religion, Immigration and Ambition Collide on a Movie Shoot in This Shrewdly Scathing German Whodunit

Director Mehmet Akif Büyükatalay’s new feature follows a second assistant director trying to save a production that spins out of control when a copy of the […]
February 28, 2025

‘Mother’s Baby’ Review: Marie Leuenberger Is a Powerhouse in a Gripping Maternity Drama That Entertains Even as It Goes Off the Rails

Hans Löw and Claes Bang also star in Austrian director Johanna Moder’s psychological thriller about a woman convinced her infant son was swapped at birth in […]
February 28, 2025

‘The Safe House’ Review: A Whimsical French May ’68 Dramedy That Never Cuts Deep

Bowing in Berlin’s competition, Swiss director Lionel Baer’s latest follows a Jewish family bunkered down in an apartment while student protests rock the city of Paris.
February 26, 2025

‘What Does That Nature Say to You’ Review: Hong Sang-soo Is in Top Form With a Convivial Meet-the-Parents Occasion That Goes South Before Dessert

A young woman inadvertently thrusts the poet she’s been dating for three years on her wealthy folks, who knew nothing of his existence, in the South […]
February 26, 2025

‘Yalla Parkour’ Review: Well-Intentioned Gaza Parkour Doc Struggles to Reconcile the Stakes of Two Realities

Areeb Zuaiter, a Palestinian filmmaker based in America, connects with a Gaza-based athlete in a documentary that considers different forms of displacement.
February 23, 2025

‘The Light’ Review: Tom Tykwer’s Self-Indulgent Musings on 21st Century Human Existence Open Berlin on a Trying Note

Lars Eidinger and Nicolette Krebitz star as a German couple in crisis whose dysfunctional family is changed by the arrival of a Syrian housekeeper.
February 22, 2025

‘A Letter to David’ Review: An Israeli Filmmaker Considers the Fate of an Actor Turned Hostage in a Harrowing Film Essay

Nancy Spielberg (Steven Spielberg’s sister) produced writer-director Tom Shoval’s portrait of David Cunio, who starred in his 2013 film ‘Youth’ and was taken hostage on October […]
February 21, 2025

‘Living the Land’ Review: A Richly Detailed, Novelistic Chronicle of Life in Early-’90s Rural China

Writer-director Huo Meng’s Berlin competition entry follows an extended family of farmers scraping by as their country gradually evolves into an industrial powerhouse.
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