Film Reviews

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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Tip Top by Serge Bozon

20/05/2013

Serge Bozon delivers an unbridled and witty author comedy, borne along by Isabelle Huppert, Sandrine Kiberlain and François Damiens  

TIR by Alberto Fasulo

15/11/2013

The documentary fiction film by Alberto Fasulo describes the hardship-ridden lives of lorry drivers during Europe’s economic crisis  

TIR

TIR

Tish by Paul Sng

15/06/2023

Documentarian Paul Sng surveys the life of British photographer Tish Murtha, who trained her lens on the country’s deprived yet resilient North East  

Tish

Tish

Titane by Julia Ducournau

14/07/2021

CANNES 2021: In her mind-blowing uppercut of a movie, Julia Ducournau shows it’s ok to love your car – just remember to use contraception  

Titane

Titane

TKT by Solange Cicurel

09/10/2024

Solange Cicurel drills down into the gruesome ins and outs of bullying in an awareness-raising family drama  

TKT

TKT

Tlamess by Ala Eddine Slim

23/05/2019

CANNES 2019: Ala Eddine Slim’s is a story of desertion with Kubrickian overtones, which doesn’t fulfil its promise  

Tlamess

Tlamess

To a Land Unknown by Mahdi Fleifel

25/05/2024

CANNES 2024: Mahdi Fleifel’s second feature is a migrant drama steeped in empathy, boasting an uncompromising lead performance by Mahmood Bakri  

To a Land Unknown

To a Land Unknown

To Be an Extra by Henrike Meyer

26/03/2024

Henrike Meyer’s movie is a small, intimate doc about feeling lost and stuck in a rut while trying to make it in the film world  

To Be an Extra

To Be an Extra

To Be and To Last by Serena Mignani

14/06/2017

Serena Mignani’s doc, in which the director accompanies her son as he dives into the universe of a spectacular and perilous discipline, but one rich in high principles, world-premiered in Bologna  

Être et durer

Être et durer

To Be Continued. Teenhood by Ivars Seleckis, Armands Zacs

31/01/2025

Seven years later, Latvian documentary filmmaker Ivars Seleckis shoots the sequel to To Be Continued and gives us a reflection of contemporary Latvia through the lives of a group of teenagers  

Turpinājums. Pieaugšana

Turpinājums. Pieaugšana

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