David Lewis

"With a zippy soundtrack and breezy editing style, 'Every Body' comes off as an up-to-date declaration that being intersex is something to be celebrated. In the end, we can't help but share in the enthusiasm (...) Rating: **** (out of 4)"  

"The engaging documentary delivers a loving yet irony-laced tribute to a closeted movie icon (...) Rating: *** (out of 4)"  

"[It] skillfully mixes broad comedy, genuine emotion and magical realism"  

"'Untold Tales' is often funny, charming and gossipy, and there are touching appearances"  

"It is often droll, sometimes poetic, occasionally absurd and ultimately a mix of the happy and sad (...) We want additional time with these characters, and that’s a credit to this film"  

"It’s a pleasant diversion (...) Mastretta gets considerable mileage out of her bilingual concept, but it’s never forced, and we enjoy being in both of Clara’s worlds."  

"Quintana brings a stunning visual flair to his film, and Sheen has a fine moment when he ponders the thin line between miracles and tragedies. But we keep waiting for the film to wash over us, and it never quite does."  

"Your enjoyment of the movie will depend on whether you can suspend your disbelief — and confusion — and let the magic of misdirection wash over you"  

"Out of the war rubble emerges one of the most irresistible movies of the year."  

"You’ve seen everything on the screen before — many, many times. For every bullet, and you will lose count, there is a cliche"  

"A clever hybrid of documentary and romantic comedy"  

"'A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night' is a wildly inventive Iranian vampire movie that grabs you by the throat with its dark, moody style, pulsating soundtrack and offbeat love story."  

"Even as you may be rolling your eyes at the ridiculousness of it all, you may also find yourself admiring the creativity of this offbeat project."  

"There's simply too much going on (...) For all the profound thoughts the film wants to explore, it comes off as rather perfunctory."  

"This isn't exactly a popcorn movie. I'm not sure it's even a movie"

"'Silk Road' remains watchable because both Robinson and Clarke are interesting screen presences. And there's some humor, which consistently lands better than the thrills."  

"A jaw-dropping documentary (...) When the action focuses on the battle lines in Mexico, the results are nothing short of spectacular"