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7909 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 28/07/2025. 762 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Private Desert by Aly Muritiba
10/09/2021
VENICE 2021: This new film by Brazilian director Aly Muritiba tells the story of an impossible love in a chauvinist and homophobic rendering of Brazil  
Deserto particular
Private Lessons by Joachim Lafosse
06/01/2009
In his fourth film, Joachim Lafosse – one of the most talented directors of his generation – continues his exploration of the communication and transgression of limits  
Elève libre
Private Property by Joachim Lafosse
07/09/2006
Processes by Andrei Kashperski
06/05/2024
Andrei Kashperski's dark satire sketches the political landscape of today's Belarus: a country torn between utopian dictatorship, everyday absurdism, and silent reluctance  
Processes
Procida by Procida Film Atelier, Leonardo Di Costanzo
08/08/2023
This collective film made under the artistic and pedagogical supervision of Leonardo Di Costanzo presents itself as a pleasing city symphony paying tribute to the Italian island  
Procida
The Program by Stephen Frears
12/10/2015
Stephen Frears’ portrait of the story of the rise and fall of Lance Armstrong motors along at a brisk pace  
The Program
Progress in the Valley of the People Who Don't Know by Florian Kunert
15/02/2019
BERLIN 2019: With his documentary, Florian Kunert pours salt in the wound of an entire German region recently in the glare of the media owing to a series of xenophobic disputes  
Fortschritt im Tal der Ahnungslosen
The Project of the Century by Carlos Machado Quintela
30/01/2015
Life after communism in Cuba is explored through a study of the country's first-ever nuclear power plant, which was never brought to completion  
La obra del siglo
Projectionist by Yuriy Shylov
05/07/2019
A movie-theatre projectionist in Kiev falls on hard times in Yuriy Shylov’s observational documentary  
Panorama
Projekt Ballhausplatz by Kurt Langbein
21/09/2023
Kurt Langbein’s documentary on former Austrian chancellor Sebastian Kurz and his seizure of power has its haunting moments, but serves mostly as a retelling of events that are common knowledge  
Projekt Ballhausplatz

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