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8198 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 28/11/2025. 709 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Singular by Alberto Gastesi
27/11/2025
Basque director Alberto Gastesi tackles AI beyond the uncanny valley in his second feature, starring Patricia López Arnaiz
The Silent Run by Marta Bergman
Marta Bergman draws on the power of fiction to illuminate the grey zones of a tragic news story which has become part and parcel of the history of migratory journeys in 21st century Europe
The First Child by Mara Fondacaro
26/11/2025
Screenwriter Mara Fondacaro’s directorial debut is a somewhat raw horror film about motherhood which speaks to local Italian gothic cinema
The Megalomaniacs by Spiros Stathoulopoulos
Spiros Stathoulopoulos’ third feature sees a stubborn spitfire and a grumpy recluse joining forces in a rare directorial endeavour whose quirks overshadow the final outcome
Silent Flood by Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk
25/11/2025
Pamfir director Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk documents a pacifist community dwelling in a river canyon in Western Ukraine
Hungarian Wedding by Csaba Káel
Csaba Káel's newest feature puts a Hungarian song-and-dance twist on the classic fake-dating scenario
And So the Night Fell by Ángel Santos
Ángel Santos delivers an existential, unhurried film that champions silence, nature and the art of disappearing in hyperconnected, productivity-obsessed, overstimulating times
This Is Not Happening by Artur Wyrzykowski
In Artur Wyrzykowski's film, a father shields his murderous son in a tightly contained psychological drama about moral conflicts
My First Love by Mari Storstein
Norwegian director Mari Storstein’s very personal debut questions how open the open-minded are, while ironically condemning the institutional desexualisation of disabled people
The Frog and the Water by Thomas Stuber
Blending whimsy with quiet emotional truth, Thomas Stuber’s pic offers a tender portrait of unexpected companionship
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