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8703 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/09/2026. 650 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Vincere by Marco Bellocchio
19/05/2009
There’s no doubt that the story is a dramatic one with an ending as tragic as they come. In Milan, the young socialist agitator Benito Mussolini meets Ida Dalser  
Vincere
Vintersaga by Carl Olsson
22/03/2023
Carl Olsson’s documentary is a social kaleidoscope of modern-day Sweden shot through with Scandinavian laconism, showing that the way we act in front of the camera is now the same all over the world  
Vintersaga
A Violent Life by Thierry de Peretti
22/05/2017
CANNES 2017: Thierry de Peretti straddles the dangerous and opaque border between Corsican nationalism and crime with a realist, crepuscular film  
Une vie violente
The Violin Player by Paavo Westerberg
02/02/2018
Award-winning playwright Paavo Westerberg makes his directorial debut with a slick, if slightly uneven, feature shown in the Nordic Competition at the Göteborg Film Festival  
Viulisti
The Violinist by Ervin Han, Raúl García
23/06/2026
Ervin Han and Raúl García deliver a film of sweeping temporal scope, blending the intimate with epic war history and with the flame of music guiding the way  
The Violinist
Virados do avesso by Edgar Pêra
28/11/2014
Diogo Morgado stars in experimental director Edgar Pêra's first commercial film  
Virados do avesso
Viral by Udi Nir, Sagi Bornstein
11/05/2021
This coronavirus-themed documentary by Udi Nir and Sagi Bornstein will make you suffer from YouTube fatigue  
Viral
The Virgin and Child by Binevsa Berivan
01/02/2024
In her debut feature film filled with ellipses and silences, Binevsa Berivan paints the portrait of a Yezidi woman spurred on by her thirst for vengeance  
La vierge à l'enfant
Virgin Mountain by Dagur Kári
11/02/2015
BERLIN 2015: Icelandic auteur Dagur Kári brings a heartwarming, bittersweet tale of a huge man with a huge heart to the Berlinale  
Fúsi
The Virgin of the Quarry Lake by Laura Casabé
28/01/2025
Laura Casabé reimagines Mariana Enríquez’s gothic tales as a blend of folk horror, social drama and a dark exploration of adolescence set amidst Argentina’s 2001 economic collapse  
La Virgen de la tosquera

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