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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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Broken Embraces by Pedro Almodóvar
16/03/2009
The Oscar-winning Spanish director pays tribute to his own work in a passionate drama with elements of thriller and comedy, which is his most ambitious film to date  
Los abrazos rotos
Broken Law by Paddy Slattery
03/03/2020
Paddy Slattery's debut feature is an excellent, entertaining flick that organically combines action, comedy, drama and romance  
Broken Law
Broken View by Hannes Verhoustraete
30/06/2023
In an abundant and charming film-essay, Hannes Verhoustraete tackles the story of Belgian colonialism and of the film production techniques which drew consensus for the colonial endeavour  
Broken View
Brooklyn by John Crowley
13/10/2015
Irish director John Crowley delivers a lush yet sensitive adaptation of Colm Tóibín’s immigration novel  
Brooklyn
Brother and Sister by Arnaud Desplechin
21/05/2022
CANNES 2022: Arnaud Desplechin disturbs the potent mustiness of a profound and violent sibling hatred rooted way back in the past, and seeks a way to rid the dark family closet of skeletons  
Frère et soeur
Brother and Sister by Jan Krüger
29/04/2016
Jan Krüger’s fourth feature film is about the relationships we choose for ourselves, against the backdrop of a housing crisis and the immigration problem  
Die Geschwister
Brother Dejan by Bakur Bakuradze
12/08/2015
LOCARNO 2015: Bakur Bakuradze’s feature film, in competition at the Locarno Film Festival, tries to offer ‘another’ view of a Balkan war criminal  
Brat Dejan
Brother’s Body by David Nicolas Parel
17/06/2015
The debut feature film of French Swiss director David Nicolas Parel is a hypnotic journey that gets under the audience’s skin and leads them into unexplored territories  
Body (Le corps du frère)
Brother's Keeper by Ferit Karahan
03/03/2021
BERLINALE 2021: Turkish director Ferit Karahan's second feature is a technically accomplished but conceptually flawed and often tone-deaf drama that tackles the issues of cruelty and authority  
Okul Tıraşı
Brotherhood by Francesco Montagner
11/08/2021
This fascinating documentary by young Italian director Francesco Montagner tells the tale of three brothers on the threshold of adulthood, grappling with their unsettling father-master  
Brotherhood

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