Greatest Days review: "Vibrant musical propelled by a stream of Take That bangers" By Tom Dawson published 8 June 23 review
Like Father, Like Son (2013) review By Tom Dawson published 14 October 13 What it means to be a father
Hannah Arendt review By Tom Dawson published 28 September 13 The story of the German-Jewish political theorist
Kuma review By Tom Dawson published 10 August 13 Family values are examined in this arranged-marriage drama
Silence review By Tom Dawson published 29 July 13 A sound recordist seeks landscapes uncontaminated by man-made noise
Paradise: Hope review By Tom Dawson published 29 July 13 The concluding part of Ulrich Seidl's Paradise trilogy
Paradise: Faith review By Tom Dawson published 3 July 13 Ulrich Seidl’s second film of the Paradise trilogy
Paradise: Love review By Tom Dawson published 10 June 13 The first in a trilogy of vacation movies from Austrian auteur Ulrich Seidl
Our Children review By Tom Dawson published 29 April 13 Tahar Rahim and Émilie Dequenne lead this potently acted tragedy
Journey To Italy review By Tom Dawson published 26 April 13 A digitally restored re-release of Roberto Rossellini’s landmark 1954 psychological drama
White Elephant review By Tom Dawson published 17 April 13 Inspired by the real-life case of a murdered Argentinean activist cleric
Scarecrow review By Tom Dawson published 17 April 13 This 1973 Palme d'Or winner has been all but forgotten about
The Gatekeepers review By Tom Dawson published 9 April 13 An absorbing doc charting the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Home (Yurt) review By Tom Dawson published 22 March 13 A depressed architect returns to his childhood home
Reality review By Tom Dawson published 12 March 13 A man becomes obsessed with being on a reality TV show
Neighbouring Sounds review By Tom Dawson published 12 March 13 There are echoes of Haneke and PTA in this first-rate debut
The Spirit Of '45 review By Tom Dawson published 1 March 13 Ken Loach's timely celebration of the worthy achievements of the 1945 Labour administration
Shell review By Tom Dawson published 1 March 13 Exploring the complex relationship between a teenager and her taciturn, epileptic father
Caesar Must Die review By Tom Dawson published 18 February 13 A blend of fiction and documentary, as real-life prisoners act in a version of Julius Caesar