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8697 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 16/09/2026. 645 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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303 by Hans Weingartner
28/05/2018
Hans Weingartner’s “boy meets girl” story, screening at Transilvania, has all the makings of an audience darling
3211 by Danilo Bećković, Andrijana Stojković
18/10/2023
Co-directed by Danilo Bećković and Andrijana Stojković, and written by Dimitrije Vojnov, this surprise box-office hit is a creative document on a cultural phenomenon
33 Steps by Anna Domček, Šimon Domček
06/07/2026
Slovak filmmakers Anna and Šimon Domček's first feature is a docufiction hybrid about a Roma man suffering from trauma after a brutal attack that almost killed him
36 vues du Pic Saint-Loup by Jacques Rivette
07/09/2009
4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days by Cristian Mungiu
01/07/2007
Subject and form are combined to harrowing effect for a gripping testimony of life, death and decision-making during the Communist era
4 Years in 10 Minutes by Mladen Kovačević
16/08/2018
This daring and clever experimental documentary about climbing Mount Everest also dives into the depths of philosophy
40 secondi by Vincenzo Alfieri
21/10/2025
Vincenzo Alfieri adapts the book by reporter Federica Angeli about the murder of Willy Monteiro Duarte by giving a vivid and coherent account of the hours preceding the tragedy
40 Steps by Gad Aisen
07/06/2022
Gad Aisen and Manor Birman study the fault lines in Israeli society by referring to the case of two different schools sharing a playground in the Shapira neighbourhood of Tel Aviv
438 Days by Jesper Ganslandt
28/10/2019
Jesper Ganslandt’s film is an engrossing chronicle of the 438 nightmarish days where two men were crushed under the mechanism of the large mining and oil interests of Western countries in Africa
45 Years by Andrew Haigh
07/02/2015
BERLIN 2015: Andrew Haigh depicts a couple about to celebrate their sapphire wedding anniversary and rediscover feelings long forgotten. Charlotte Rampling delivers a sublime performance
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