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7851 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 18/06/2025. 775 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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The Quiet Girl by Colm Bairéad
14/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Screened in the Generation Kplus strand, Irish writer-director Colm Bairéad’s film is a small gem rich in candour, and a melancholic coming-of-age tale  
An Cailín Ciúin
Quiet Life by Alexandros Avranas
30/08/2024
VENICE 2024: Alexandros Avranas’s latest effort tackles a highly sensitive topic – child resignation syndrome – but does so through overly slow pacing and flat acting  
Quiet Life
Quiet Life by Tasos Giapoutzis
08/08/2019
Tasos Giapoutzis' feature-length documentary debut portrays the positive and humane interaction between a Syrian refugee family and a small town community  
Quiet Life
A Quiet Life by Claudio Cupellini
04/07/2011
Claudio Cupellini’s second film is also his most accomplished. After earning Best Actor at the Rome fest for Toni Servillo, the film won the Cineuropa Award at the Brussels Film Festival.  
Una vita tranquilla
The Quiet Maid by Miguel Faus
15/11/2023
Miguel Faus’ debut feature, another satirical film about the ultrarich’s detachment from reality, is entertaining even if not a stand-out  
Calladita
The Quiet Migration by Malene Choi
17/02/2023
BERLINALE 2023: Malene Choi manages to say a lot in her new film – in very few words  
Stille Liv
The Quiet Ones by Frederik Louis Hviid
09/09/2024
Danish director Frederik Louis Hviid makes his solo feature debut with an action-packed crime-thriller that doesn’t quite live up to its potential  
De Lydløse
A Quiet Passion by Terence Davies
16/02/2016
BERLIN 2016: Maestro Terence Davies has delivered a dialogue-rich and flamboyant look at the life of US poet Emily Dickinson, which paints a reserved portrait of a complex character  
A Quiet Passion
The Quiet Son by Delphine Coulin, Muriel Coulin
04/09/2024
VENICE 2024: Delphine and Muriel Coulin craft a remarkable film about the upheaval caused to a family of three when one of them drifts far-right  
Jouer avec le feu
Quinqui Stars by Juan Vicente Córdoba
30/11/2018
Juan Vicente Córdoba revisits the Spanish cinematic imagination of the 1970s and 1980s through a set of characters living on the margins of society, with indifferent results  
Quinqui Stars

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