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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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La mia ombra è tua by Eugenio Cappuccio
29/06/2022
Eugenio Cappuccio’s movie about a surly writer who has withdrawn to the Tuscan hills and a young graduate runs smoothly yet mundanely towards its obvious conclusion, without a flicker of originality  
La mia ombra è tua
Michael Kohlhaas by Arnaud Des Pallières
27/06/2013
French director Arnaud des Pallières presented his medieval western with Mads Mikkelsen as a virtuous righter-of-wrongs in competition in Cannes.  
Michael Kohlhaas
Microbe and Gasoline by Michel Gondry
07/07/2015
This outstanding film from the whimsical French director on the friendship and misfortunes of two young teenagers is refreshing, funny and touching  
Microbe et Gasoil
Midas' Ants by Edgar Honetschläger
27/01/2023
After EO, another donkey takes the lead in Edgar Honetschläger’s latest endeavour, where viewers will explore the delicate relationship between mankind and nature  
Le formiche di Mida
Midnight Runner by Hannes Baumgartner
24/09/2018
SAN SEBASTIÁN 2018: Switzerland's Hannes Baumgartner sculpts his own character from some fairly rich yet crude material: the true story of the so-called "midnight murderer"  
Der Läufer
Midnight's Children by Deepa Mehta
18/10/2012
Award-winning director Deepa Mehta brings Salman Rushdie's acclaimed novel Midnight's Children to the big screen, with a lot of help from its author  
Midnight Traveler by Hassan Fazili
09/02/2019
BERLIN 2019: Shot on three smartphones, filmmaker Hassan Fazili’s raw documentary records the journey that he and his family undertook to flee the Afghan Taliban  
Midnight Traveler
The Midwife by Martin Provost
17/02/2017
BERLIN 2017: Starring Catherine Deneuve as a cancer patient trying to reconnect with her alienated stepdaughter, Martin Provost’s new effort is one unexpected feel-good movie  
Sage Femme
Midwives by Léa Fehner
19/02/2023
BERLINALE 2023: Léa Fehner’s fiction film thrusts two young newly qualified midwives into the chaos of a profession under pressure and treading a very fine line between joy and tragedy  
Sages-femmes
Miele by Valeria Golino
17/05/2013
Euthanasia at the centre of a linear and dry film, revealing of a sense of sacredness.  
Miele

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