Philadelphia Film Festival

‘Welcome to Leith’ Movie Review – is harrowing

‘Magallanes’ Movie Review – is intricately satisfying

‘I Am a Soldier’ Movie Review – is genuine and suspenseful

‘Dheepan’ Movie Review – is meaningful and unsentimenal

‘Evolution’ Movie Review – is methodical and feverish

‘Bridgend’ Movie Review – is harrowing and haunting

‘Naz & Maalik’ Movie Review – comes close to satire

‘(T)ERROR’ Movie Review – is immediate and bizarre

‘Blue Ruin’ is an impressive revenge thriller

‘La Jaula de Oro’ is a harrowing immigration movie

‘The Thieves’ Movie Review – is a fast-paced heist film

‘Clandestine Childhood’ Movie Review

‘Simon Killer’ Movie Review

‘Barbara’ Movie Review

‘Beyond the Hills’ Movie Review

‘Yossi’ Movie Review – an accomplished, sweet love and regret story

‘Gayby’ Movie Review – witty and modern

Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘The Forgiveness of Blood’ – visually adrift for much of its overlong running time

Philadelphia Film Festival 2011: ‘Once Upon a Time in Anatolia’

Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘Melancholia’

Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘Beyond the Black Rainbow’