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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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Looking For Hortense by Pascal Bonitzer
05/09/2012
Pascal Bonitzer's sixth film as a director has brought a lighter note to the 69th Venice Film Festival's sometimes quite dark selection  
Looking for Oum Kulthum by Shirin Neshat
03/09/2017
VENICE 2017: Iranian filmmaker Shirin Neshat directs a movie about the legendary Egyptian singer, a biopic that thinks outside the box, interweaving cinema and metacinema  
Looking for Oum Kulthum
Looking for Venera by Norika Sefa
08/02/2021
Selected as Kosovo's Oscars submission, Norika Sefa's feature debut uses a simple but effective plot to depict how teenage girls are currently growing up in Kosovar society  
Në kërkim të Venerës
Looking Like My Mother by Dominique Margot
19/04/2016
Dominique Margot returns to Visions du Réel to present her latest film, which tells the story, through dreams and reality, of her depressed mother  
Looking Like My Mother
Loop by Isti Madarász
03/03/2017
The debut feature by Hungarian director Isti Madarász, which was unveiled in competition at Fantasporto, plunges us into the suspense of a time loop  
Hurok
Looted by Rene Pannevis
27/11/2019
Rene Pannevis takes a look at the life of carjackers in an English coastal town in his debut feature about crime and morality  
Looted
Lord of the Ants by Gianni Amelio
07/09/2022
VENICE 2022: An overly classical directorial style weakens Gianni Amelio’s biopic about a scandalous “duress” lawsuit in Italy in 1968  
Il signore delle formiche
Lords of Chaos by Jonas Åkerlund
23/10/2018
In telling the story of Norwegian black-metal band Mayhem, Swedish director Jonas Åkerlund makes his most traditional film yet  
Lords of Chaos
Lorello and Brunello by Jacopo Quadri
29/11/2017
The new documentary by Jacopo Quadri, a philosophical reflection on the passing of the seasons that praises the idea of returning to work on the land, is competing at the 35th Torino Film Festival  
Lorello e Brunello
Lorik by Alexey Zlobin
29/11/2018
A mysterious moment of divine intervention transforms an egotistical middle-aged actor into a man with a heart of gold in Alexey Zlobin’s drama  
Lorik

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