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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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The Station by Sara Ishaq
21/05/2026
CANNES 2026: Sara Ishaq creates a women-only oasis in a drama that’s open to all, set in war-torn Yemen  
Al Mahattah
Stations of the Cross by Dietrich Brüggemann
09/02/2014
Dietrich Brüggemann is competing in Berlin with a captivating and shocking film whose young heroine, raised in a traditionalist Catholic milieu, decides to sacrifice herself to God  
Kreuzweg
Status and Terrain by Ute Adamczewski
23/12/2019
Ute Adamczewski's winner of the Best German Film Award at DOK Leipzig looks at various spaces in Saxony in the context of their heritage as early Nazi concentration camps  
Zustand und Gelände
Staubwelt by Sawandi Groskind
09/07/2026
Sawandi Grosking skilfully weaves a minimalist, inventive and atmospheric tale about the strange bond that forms between the Devil and a retired crime investigator  
Staubwelt
Stay Online by Eva Strelnikova
11/08/2023
The first Ukrainian fiction feature to be made during the Russian invasion is a gripping screenlife war thriller  
Stay Online
Stay Still by Elisa Mishto
04/07/2019
Elisa Mishto’s first full-length fiction film puts forth an impenetrable universe and character, whom we’re suddenly able to relate to thanks to a skilful sleight of hand  
Stillstehen
#stayhome by Roan Johnson
30/06/2021
The new film by Roan Johnson is a very dark comedy that is part of the new international comedy of “lockdown movies”  
State a casa
Staying Alive by Charlotte Blom
30/11/2015
The first feature by Norwegian filmmaker Charlotte Blom is a bittersweet comedy about a woman dealing with the aftermath of a breakup, while trying to start a new life and rediscover herself  
Staying Alive
Staying Vertical by Alain Guiraudie
12/05/2016
CANNES 2016: By strengthening his ties with nature, Alain Guiraudie pushes even further ahead in his existential exploration of the individual that makes his films so unique and distinct  
Rester vertical
Stealing Land by Žiga Virc
30/10/2025
Žiga Virc comments on the collective failure to care about real issues through his theatrically informed new feature about two sets of parents meeting for a conversation  
Zemljo krast

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