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8251 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 30/01/2026. 699 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Lady by Olive Nwosu
30/01/2026
Olive Nwosu offers a character-driven portrait of a woman in modern-day Lagos who strives for survival while navigating solidarity and self-determination
Filipiñana by Rafael Manuel
Expanded from a 2020 short into a 100-minute feature, Rafael Manuel’s debut is an exercise in visual control, but its slow-burn ambitions collapse under their own weight
Providence and the Guitar by João Nicolau
João Nicolau’s lively comedy-musical ponders art-making in times of struggle, vaulting across historical eras and cinematic styles
Agnus Dei by Massimiliano Camaiti
Massimiliano Camaiti delivers an elegant, contemplative and intimate debut feature documentary set in the heart of the Santa Cecilia in Trastevere monastery in Rome
No One Will Hurt You by Dino Hodic
Dino Hodic’s feature film debut sees him returning to his homeland to reconstruct his own personal story and investigate his origins
Extra Geography by Molly Manners
29/01/2026
Molly Manners’ debut offers a polished treatment of overused coming-of-age tropes, but lacks emotional substance and ethical clarity
Levitating by Wregas Bhanuteja
Wregas Bhanuteja’s film is an unconventional Indonesian tale that mixes trance rituals and personal growth, unevenly paced yet refreshingly distinctive in tone and vision
All About the Money by Sinéad O'Shea
Sinéad O’Shea paints an observational portrait of a politically radical heir whose access to vast wealth complicates his revolutionary ambitions and their real-world consequences
The Huntresses by Christelle Jornod, Amélie Bargetzi
28/01/2026
Amelie Bargetzi and Christelle Jornod’s documentary reveals the day-to-day lives of four female hunters who wish to forge a deeper and more authentic bond with the natural world around them
Things We Don't Say by Gabriele Muccino
In his new movie, based on a novel by Delia Ephron, Gabriele Muccino returns to the subject of middle-class couples in crisis, betrayals and imperfect families
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