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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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What's to be done? by Goran Dević
16/08/2023
Croatian documentary master Goran Dević returns with a powerful, artistic investigative film that charts the human toll of government corruption and disdain for the ordinary worker  
Što da se radi?
What Silent Gerda Knows by Yevgeni Pashkevich
26/10/2020
Yevgeny Pashkevich’s new film offers a unique cinematic experience, although the final result is affected by its disorderly writing, simultaneously its strongest and weakest feature  
Ko zina klusā Gerda
What We Wanted by Ulrike Kofler
26/11/2020
Despite its balmy holiday setting, Ulrike Kofler's marital drama remains on familiar ground  
Was wir wollten
What Went Wrong? by Liliana Torres
09/11/2021
Liliana Torres continues to use auto-fiction to explore her intimate sentimental world; however she doesn’t manage to get to the bottom of the story that this format is intended to create  
¿Qué hicimos mal?
What Will People Say by Iram Haq
19/09/2017
TORONTO 2017: Norwegian actress and filmmaker Iram Haq’s sophomore film is a coming-of-age drama in defence of the emancipation of women in Pakistani culture  
Hva vil folk si
What You Don't Know About Me by Rolando Colla
04/10/2019
Through this poetic and heartfelt film, Rolando Colla tell us the story of two characters living on the margins and yearning for happiness  
Quello che non sai di me
What You Gonna Do When the World's On Fire? by Roberto Minervini
03/09/2018
VENICE 2018: Roberto Minervini's new film about racial division in the United States is an authentic and well-observed documentary  
What You Gonna Do When the World's On Fire?
What You See of Me by Isabelle Caps-Kuhn
28/06/2024
Isabelle Caps-Kuhn’s debut feature follows a couple whose decision to have an open relationship soon has dire consequences  
Was du von mir sehen kannst
Whatsoeverly by Giulio Manfredonia
18/01/2011
When Animals Dream by Jonas Alexander Arnby
22/05/2014
CANNES 2014: An initiation and fantasy story presented at Critics’ Week. The only film on a werewolf presented in Cannes this year  
Når dyrene drømmer

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