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7311 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 22/09/2024. 780 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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A.C.A.B. - All Cops Are Bastards by Stefano Sollima
06/07/2012
Police brutality in an explosive portrayal of Italy that rarely makes it to the big screen.
A Cat Called Dom by Will Anderson, Ainslie Henderson
30/08/2022
Will Anderson and Ainslie Henderson’s Edinburgh winner is a moving and complex documentary that explores fear and grief through a prism of creative inertia
A Certain Kind of Silence by Michal Hogenauer
10/07/2019
Czech director Michal Hogenauer’s first feature film takes a sterile approach to telling a perverse story about families and manipulation (and maybe something else)
A Chiara by Jonas Carpignano
09/07/2021
CANNES 2021: Jonas Carpignano closes his “Gioia Tauro trilogy” with a film halfway between documentary and fiction that centres on a young girl in a criminal family
À ciel ouvert by Charlie Petersmann
27/01/2022
Charlie Petersmann's latest feature film gives us a behind-the-scenes look at a pharaonic construction site that seems to swallow up everything and everyone
A Class Story by Valerio Jalongo
28/04/2020
Valerio Jalongo’s documentary follows a professor who meets up with his students from the Roberto Rossellini school after 15 years. A reflexion on teaching, writing and the value of things
A Common Crime by Francisco Márquez
27/02/2020
BERLINALE 2020: Argentina’s Francisco Márquez denounces the persecution of civilians in his psychological thriller about a woman who unwittingly becomes an accessory to a crime
A Couple by Frederick Wiseman
02/09/2022
VENICE 2022: Frederick Wiseman tries his hand at fiction for a second time, delivering a radical work about the passion and torments of Sophie Tolstoi vis-à-vis her famous husband
A Cup of Coffee and New Shoes On by Gentian Koçi
22/11/2022
Gentian Koçi’s second feature puts the focus on two deaf twin brothers in light of a diagnosis indicating that they are about to lose their eyesight as well
A Custom of the Sea by Fabrizio Polpettini
04/11/2021
A disarming sense of humour and playful reflections on the historical questions of migration seamlessly link up with today’s issues in Fabrizio Polpettini’s film
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