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David Katz

432 articles available in total starting from 11/07/2018. Last article published on 04/08/2025.

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Review: Everything Will Be OK

Review: Everything Will Be OK

BERLINALE 2022: Rithy Panh’s new documentary is a grandiose vision, told with wooden figurines, where animals have evolved to enslave humans  

13/02/2022 | Berlinale 2022 | Competition

Review: Rimini

Review: Rimini

BERLINALE 2022: Ulrich Seidl returns after a decade-long absence from fiction filmmaking with a characteristically harrowing work, which still finds glints of light in the void  

12/02/2022 | Berlinale 2022 | Competition

Review: Penelope My Love

Review: Penelope My Love

Director Claire Doyon surveys her autistic daughter from birth to teenagehood in this self-shot docu-portrait  

07/02/2022 | IFFR 2022 | Harbour

Review: Yamabuki

Review: Yamabuki

Tough lives intersect, and unconvincing plot lines pile up, in Juichiro Yamasaki’s tale of small-town Japanese life  

07/02/2022 | IFFR 2022 | Tiger Competition

Review: Excess Will Save Us

Review: Excess Will Save Us

Morgane Dziurla-Petit’s semi-documentary feature is an unhappy Valentine’s card to her challenging family and her home town of Villereau in Northern France  

04/02/2022 | IFFR 2022 | Tiger Competition

European co-productions excel at the 2022 BAFTA nominations

European co-productions excel at the 2022 BAFTA nominations

Dune and The Power of the Dog lead the pack with 11 and 8 nods, respectively, with Belfast receiving 6  

04/02/2022 | BAFTA 2022

Review: All That Breathes

Review: All That Breathes

In the polluted New Delhi skies, the bird truly is the word, as Indian filmmaker Shaunak Sen’s Sundance-awarded documentary proves  

02/02/2022 | Sundance 2022 | World Cinema Documentary Competition

Review: EAMI

Review: EAMI

Paraguayan director Paz Encina creates a haunting parable on the displacement of indigenous groups in the Gran Chaco of South America  

01/02/2022 | IFFR 2022 | Tiger Competition

Review: We Met in Virtual Reality

Review: We Met in Virtual Reality

Young debuting filmmaker Joe Hunting signs off on the first feature documentary filmed entirely inside ‘social VR’ and your login details are required  

25/01/2022 | Sundance 2022 | World Cinema Documentary Competition

Review: Living

Review: Living

Bill Nighy is a cancer-stricken bureaucrat in search of lost time in South African director Oliver Hermanus’ adaptation of Akira Kurosawa’s Ikiru  

21/01/2022 | Sundance 2022 | Premieres

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