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8703 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 17/09/2026. 650 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.

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Fever Dream by Claudia Llosa
22/09/2021
Claudia Llosa has adapted this film from the novel of the same name by Samanta Schweblin, creating a brilliant piece of work that fits perfectly into the rest of her fabulous filmography  
Distancia de rescate
The Fever by Maya Da-Rin
08/08/2019
Hovering between dream and reality, this film by director Maya Da-Rin takes us by the hand and guides us through the complex universe of Brazil’s indigenous Desana community  
A Febre
A Few Chunks of Cheese by Nikola Boshnakov
23/04/2026
Bulgarian filmmaker Nikola Boshnakov’s sophomore documentary follows the trail of disappearing traditional foods in his homeland through the tragicomic story of a tenacious cheese-maker  
Za nyakolko buchki sirene
A Few Hours of Spring by Stéphane Brizé
18/09/2012
Stéphane Brizé has made a magnificent portrayal of a difficult mother-son relationship to the backdrop of assisted suicide  
Fräulein - Una fiaba d'inverno by Caterina Carone
26/05/2016
The king of ‘Christmas films’ stars alongside Lucia Mascino in a comedy with light and slightly surreal tones, directed by newcomer Caterina Carone  
Fräulein - Una fiaba d'inverno
Fiancées by Julia Bünter
11/04/2019
Julia Bünter’s first full-length film is a non-judgemental exploration of the contradictions that plague Egpytian society as it wavers between the past and the present  
Fiancées
Fiasco by Nicolas Khoury
10/12/2021
In his very personal, atypical coming-out dramedy, Lebanese filmmaker Nicolas Khoury explores fears and common family dynamics on his road to maturity  
Fayasku
A Fidai Film by Kamal Aljafari
15/11/2024
Kamal Aljafari manipulates and reassembles archive footage from the Palestine Research Center, which was seized by Israel in 1982, to highlight its propagandistic use by the State of Israeli  
A Fidai Film
Fidelio: Alice’s Journey by Lucie Borleteau
11/08/2014
With her first film, in the running for the Golden Leopard in Locarno, French director Lucie Borleteau takes a shot at a skipper of a freighter inhabited by old and new ghosts  
Fidelio, l’odyssée d’Alice
A Field in England by Ben Wheatley
08/07/2013
Ben Wheatley’s newest film, shown in the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival Competition, is a dark and twisted examination of English history and human terror  
A Field in England

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