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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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Plato's Academy by Filippos Tsitos
24/08/2010
Social commentary and heartwarming specificity are what make Filippos Tsitos’ (LUX Prize competition 2010) bittersweet dramedy as a example of one of Greece’s finest inventions: satire  
Akadimia Platonos
Play by Ruben Östlund
24/09/2011
Delinquency, racism and integration in Europe. An explosive subject for a Swedish film of rare intelligence. Unveiled at Cannes and finalist for the Lux Prize 2011.  
Play
Play Dead! by Matthew Lancit
20/10/2023
Matthew Lancit turns his fear of death from diabetes into a sincere diary and a cheeky horror story  
Fais le mort!
Playback by Iulia Rugină
24/10/2023
Iulia Rugină’s first documentary after helming several fiction features explores how Romanians had fun under the communist regime  
Playback
Playground by Laura Wandel
08/07/2021
CANNES 2021: Filmed from a child’s perspective, Laura Wandel’s first feature is a moving, subtle yet incisive tale which impresses for its intense depiction of bullying at school  
Un monde
Playground by Bartosz M. Kowalski
22/09/2016
SAN SEBASTIÁN 2016: The most controversial film of the festival was directed by Poland’s Bartosz M Kowalski and tackles childhood violence in such a raw way that it hurts  
Plac zabaw
Playing Dead by Jean-Paul Salomé
14/11/2013
Jean-Paul Salomé signs an audacious detective comedy, carried by an excellent François Damiens well supported by Géraldine Nakache  
Je fais le mort
Playing Men by Matjaž Ivanišin
27/09/2017
Matjaž Ivanišin jumps from Mediterranean men's games to various interpretations of the word "play" in Slovenia's Best Documentary of the year  
Playing Men
Playlist by Nine Antico
01/06/2021
Comic book author Nine Antico does a brilliant job with her first film: an inventive, realist and funny feminist work which breathes new life into a conventional genre  
Playlist
Please Hold the Line by Pavel Cuzuioc
16/06/2020
Pavel Cuzuioc’s mostly observational documentary follows cable technicians at work across Ukraine, Romania, Moldova and Bulgaria  
Please Hold the Line

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