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7850 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/06/2025. 778 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Man Who Will Come by Giorgio Diritti
14/01/2010
A moving tribute to a dramatic chapter in Italian history and a double award-winner (by audiences and the jury) at last year's Rome Film Festival  
L'uomo che verrà
The Man Without Gravity by Marco Bonfanti
21/10/2019
Starring Elio Germano as its anti-superhero and packed full of literary and cinematic references, Marco Bonfanti’s film challenges global audiences with its invocation of purity  
L’uomo senza gravità
The Man Without Guilt by Ivan Gergolet
25/11/2022
Ivan Gergolet’s feature debut is a very poignant study of human imperfections set in Trieste and its Slovenian-speaking suburbs  
The Man Without Guilt
Manas by Marianna Brennand
04/09/2024
VENICE 2024: With sensitivity and respect, Marianna Brennand brings to light the horrifying practice of sexual abuse of little girls in an Amazon rainforest village  
Manas
Mancino naturale by Salvatore Allocca
30/03/2022
Salvatore Allocca’s dramedy about the world of youth football treats us to a few wonderful moments but is underpinned by an uplifting story which refuses to break with historic TV fiction codes  
Mancino naturale
Mandibles by Quentin Dupieux
06/09/2020
VENICE 2020: With a laugh-out-loud film that feels like a long-lost cousin of the Coen brothers’ “idiot trilogy”, Quentin Dupieux once again makes the world a much better place  
Mandibules
Mandrake by Lynne Davison
22/04/2022
Mystery definitely comes first in Lynne Davison’s debut feature  
Mandrake
Manga D'Terra by Basil Da Cunha
07/08/2023
Swiss-Portuguese director Basil Da Cunha is back investigating the complex reality of the Reboleira neighbourhood, but this time it’s women who take centre stage  
Manga D'Terra
Mangrove by Steve McQueen
08/10/2020
Steve McQueen’s new effort is a stunning depiction of police brutality in Britain, highlighting the problem of institutionalised racism  
Mangrove
Manhood by Péter Politzer
23/07/2018
Péter Politzer’s work is a stylish "vision fugitive" which employs a poetics worthy of New Wave cinema to describe three particular moments in the lives of three modern-day Budapest men  
Férfikor

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