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7850 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 16/06/2025. 782 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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As Far as I Can Walk by Stefan Arsenijević
24/08/2021
Serbian director Stefan Arsenijević is back with a surprising concept and an accomplished film telling the story of two African refugees looking for their place in Europe  
Strahinja Banovic
As Far as I Know by Nándor Lörincz, Bálint Nagy
23/11/2020
In their debut feature, Nándor Lőrincz and Bálint Nagy examine the influence of a rape and the ensuing trauma on the lives of, and relationship dynamics between, a yuppie couple  
Legjobb Tudomásom Szerint
As I Fall by Magnus Meyer Arnesen
28/11/2018
Norwegian director Magnus Meyer Arnesen’s first feature is a brand-new spin on familiar tropes  
Når jeg faller
As I Open My Eyes by Leyla Bouzid
06/09/2015
VENICE 2015: In the debut work by Leyla Bouzid, highly acclaimed at Venice Days, a young Tunisian singer courageously challenges government censorship, at the dawn of the Arab Spring  
A peine j'ouvre les yeux
As I Want by Samaher Alqadi
03/03/2021
BERLINALE 2021: Palestinian filmmaker Samaher Alqadi’s debut feature documents the protests following the string of severe sexual assaults that took place in Tahrir Square in 2013  
As I Want
As In Heaven by Tea Lindeburg
23/09/2021
An intrepid young woman observes her mother’s difficult labour in this high-intensity drama from debuting Danish director Tea Lindeburg  
Du som er i himlen
As Luck Would Have It by Álex de la Iglesia
02/02/2012
The director of The Last Circus applies his offbeat humour to the tragedy of an ordinary man, afflicted by the crisis and victim of harassment from the scavenging media.  
La chispa de la vida
As Neves by Sonia Méndez
12/03/2024
Sonia Méndez's first fiction film presents another incommunicado, icy and young society of the snow, although here the accident is not aerial but computer-related  
As Neves
As Silence Passes By by Sandra  Romero
27/09/2024
Sandra Romero resorts to emotions within the family and quasi-documentary authenticity in her feature debut, as her character returns to his roots amidst conflicts and feelings of guilt  
Por donde pasa el silencio
As the Tide Comes In by Juan Palacios
27/11/2023
Juan Palacios and Sofie Husum Johannesen’s documentary zooms in on the secluded lives of the people inhabiting the endangered Danish island of Mandø  
Før stormen

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