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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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Jellyfish by James Gardner
19/12/2018
The British director James Gardner shows promising talent with a first film that features some stinging social realism  
Jellyfish
Jellyfish by Etgar Keret, Shira Geffen
22/05/2007
Jerichow by Christian Petzold
06/01/2009
German director Christian Petzold continues his exploration of ambling lives in a bankrupt society and consolidates his reputation as one of Northern Europe’s finest auteurs  
Jerichow
Jessica Forever by Caroline Poggi, Jonathan Vinel
13/09/2018
TORONTO 2018: Caroline Poggi and Jonathan Vinel attempt to push boundaries in a first feature film that borders on science fiction and realism  
Jessica Forever
Jesús by Fernando Guzzoni
21/09/2016
SAN SEBASTIAN 2016: Having risen to prominence with Dog Flesh, Fernando Guzzoni is back with a dark and bitter film, directed with great skill  
Jesús
Jesus Shows You the Way to the Highway by Miguel Llansó
12/07/2019
Spain’s Miguel Llansó pays homage to the afrofuturism of Nollywood cinema with his extraordinary science-fiction satire on capitalism and the fear of artificial intelligence  
Jesus Shows You the Way to the Highway
Jet Lag by Zheng Lu Xinyuan
21/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: In her hybrid documentary-video essay, Zhen Lu Xinyuan searches for parallels between her COVID-19 isolation and her family’s tracing of their roots  
Jet Lag
La Jetée, the Fifth Shot by Dominique Cabrera
04/11/2024
In Dominique Cabrera’s latest documentary, the director’s cousin recognises himself as a child in Chris Marker's iconic film, spawning an in-depth investigation  
Le cinquième plan de La Jetée
Jeune cinéma by Yves-Marie Mahé
30/11/2023
Yves-Marie Mahé’s documentary tells the story of the now forgotten Hyères Young Film Festival, characterised by heated debates and exceptional discoveries, at a time when film was a serious affair  
Jeune cinéma
Le Jeune Imam by Kim Chapiron
25/04/2023
Kim Chapiron broaches the subject of Islam in France from an intimate angle, delivering a moving film about the complex feelings between a son and his mother  
Le Jeune Imam

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