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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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The Interval by Leonardo Di Costanzo
24/04/2013
Youngsters in Naples and the Camorra. The widely noticed debut of a documentary filmmaker in the world of fiction. Fipresci Prize in Venice.  
L'intervallo
Into Dad's Woods by Véro Cratzborn
08/07/2020
Véro Cratzborn’s first feature film follows in the footsteps of a teenage girl reluctantly entering into adulthood while facing up to her father’s madness, a condition she finds impossible to express  
La Forêt de mon père
Into Great Silence by Philip Gröning
24/04/2006
A forgotten dimension for Western audiences, invested with a sea of visual and sonorous signs...  
Die Grosse Stille
Into My Name by Nicolò Bassetti
12/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Executively produced by Elliot Page, Nicolò Bassetti’s documentary tells the open-hearted story of four trans youngsters and their extraordinary normality  
Nel mio nome
Into the Ice by Lars Ostenfeld
08/11/2022
Danish director Lars Henrik Ostenfeld’s documentary is a bold but troubling journey into climate change, following three glaciologists on the Greenland ice sheet  
Rejsen til isens indre
Into the Inferno by Werner Herzog
18/10/2016
After Telluride and Toronto, the new documentary by the great German director, which will be available on Netflix from 28 October, hits the Rome Film Festival  
Into the Inferno
Into the Labyrinth by Donato Carrisi
30/10/2019
Donato Carrisi’s horror thriller starring Toni Servillo, Dustin Hoffman and Valentina Bellè is a mishmash of pseudo-Hollywoodian references  
L'uomo del labirinto
Into the Wonderwoods by Vincent Paronnaud, Alexis Ducord
13/06/2024
Vincent Paronnaud and Alexis Ducord deliver a mega-dynamic and incredibly funny film for all audiences about a very young adventurer who never gives up  
Angelo, dans la forêt mystérieuse
Întregalde by Radu Muntean
11/07/2021
CANNES 2021: Radu Muntean explores two contrasting worlds in his unsettling, powerful drama  
Întregalde
L'intrepido by Gianni Amelio
26/08/2013
Gianni Amelio chose Antonio Albanese’s surreal humour to capture today’s Italy.  
L'intrepido

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